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DI-IJ--..1 ~mg rrv ncu By Loyal Women ' p1~ About People In "· Pomeroy ta aas1s1 with community projecta ....., ~ when the Loyal W_.a Cjus ~~ ~:E_,~urch ..._,,?! ' ' l'Omlr01·iDWepoft, p.~ 1111- 1'1, 1fK •Dill1 • Mrs. Bechtl•"' is Hostess For b . NOW YOU KNOW Mati'O(I'S Clu MEIGS THUTRE e Mn. Jack ~bile entertahi&be Put Maltonl' Club c1 ~:l~~~~~~~~:~o:ES:., Mrs· ""· • .......: bow and 'oteddlnl bells dec<>rat- Geor_gdede Andderson, Mrs, Ernest Lallance and .II i';d ed In sUver pund! and minl8 prest an open= "~ Mrs. James Souders W""' In .,....., m~ ,.,..,._, · ,......,. r FrldaJ ng, were uru ' . • ol ·-'••-· bells ing with devotions and prayer. •·•t '"· at lhe church Mt. 111111 Mn. ll<>llln .:1:1~~~~ iiiiiiiii-;1Strauss Neu In marriage January 28, 19311, at 1'" &be shape w""";d' Mrs Miss Margaret Sauer gave Gallipolis =·~~ ~'; r::iJ~ Tile rniellng. opened with ""rd from ' A. Sr., the Federated Church parsonage and roses, serv · · lhe missionary prayer lor the Frances R ' hoopltal. 1 New Year's prayer· given RDI)In (Buidl) opened the meellnC in Pomeroy . with the Rev.l Lewis Long, sister ol Mrs. evenin . Final plans were made cal paUent at Holzer Mrs Ernest Lallance. Mrs. thai had arrived .In the L<t-d's ~ayer In uRIPOMIItOY, OHIO Ralph Kuether officiating. They N~tzllng, ,.....ed the cake. and for .frvlrig the Eastern Star Also callmg on Miss Roush was Childs gave the 1963 class rewhere he wJU be allltloloedq "'!'; are the parPnts of two sons I Susoe Neutzllng presided at the 1 be h ld F b 4 N Mrs. Etta French of Jack801l. u· I"-· PIJns were made to present 1 · h bo 1 Assisting · serv uncheon to e e . . ew n. E . Col bu pent port 011 var oos ac v ...., two years. .., tz"•• 10 TONIGHT & NESDA Y Jim and Bill. and a daughter. punc w· In- uvn rwm, . urn '· ' R... Fred Gardner reported Mr. and Mrs. Garland «ill ta Mrs. flleo, ,.eu ~.. , • officers were elected and "MARY MAaY" Susie who wm hosts for the mg were Mrs. James Clatwor- 1 'd Mr p lila the weekend wolll hls parents, be ol th ch ~ •- gh Ann member of !be club, who with (Technicolor) · thv Sr Mrs Henry Clatwor- ' c ude, preso en1• s. au p- M and Mrs Cheater Erwin. seven mem " • U= and ...,u tor' ' huaband observed ~ Debbie Reynolds, Bart')' Nel · afternoon. . M N 1 I thy. and ., Mrs . ~ar Roush ltonstall; vice president, Mrs. rD. ld Wiley. ~shman al are hospitalized with Mrs. Wll· . their home, Vandalia, Sunson, Diane McBai.n, Micbael For the occaSIOn " eu . . . """ . . h Wall d i av • "~ . Ids . In !be now is'l with h lt- 1-··· 1)'eddlng anniversary Sun.. · 1 ed knit Miss Goodall registered the Dwlg ' ace; """"' v ce Ohio University spent Saturday ham Reyno glv g · alter 1 v 1 er at an - n house. M r 'Rennie. zlmg wore a rose co or president Mrs George Ander' L.ler report John Sauvage "'RA' ColorcertDon dress and a corsage of while guests. • · M M and Sunday with '"" parents, · Mr'. and Mrs. J~ld will" entertain Grand Of, h ted son; secretary • rs. Yr o n M nd Mrs L R WUey ~"' OScar Roosh presldtnt, II f ~ Eut.e Sta ho camat1ons andbpeariMear;~ 112 1 The ""'"pie received many Miller ; and treasurer, Mrs. Wal- rM. 8 ad M.rs ·Robe . rt Koe.bier •·a·s ;;, c•·rge of the buslhess of Columbus visited cera 0 rn r w WID . .,.d THURSDAY · wllh a Stiver ow r .• euI' - , n1ce g1'ft s from the'or fr 1ends ter Wadde 11 . Th e oIf'1cers WI·11 f Col r. bn · ~ '~ a Jetter of approwill be JfInInstruction, MiddleportFeb, fill' t _h t J•n. 29-30 , . . visited Thursday meeting when with her bro ther and 4 1 00 NOT OPlN 0 8 , lmg w?re white ~arnah . t and relatives. , be installed at the next meet~ lth hu mu~...... Sally Schaaf elation was read from the EmMr. and Mrs. . __ a.. d boutonmere Also wea rmg w 1 e- , • . F b The meeting w er s.........r, and note. of thtui.M was rea carnation c~rs;ges were M i s s I Guests from out of town ln~ mg m e ruary . and grandmother, Mrs. Roy ily Flynn Home In Indiana . Mrs. Zelia Cross fM • gtfl; I FRIDAY ood SATURDAY Susie Netuzling and Miss Jan- clu~ed Mr. and Mrs. Sam was closed with prayer. Sansbury, while here to at· a Chrisunas gift sent rrom the her at the Galllpolla Mtd- ' Jon. 31-Foi>. I , ice Goodall Strauss. Athens; Mr. and tend funeral services lor Dr. tlass. A thank you note was ~nter where· site has been ..RAMPAGE• The dini~g room table was • Mrs. L. B. Foreman and M[Pleasant Valley Ho•pllal Kenneth Amsbary. Mr. Koehler read from Homer Jooes, a !>'!- Mrs. Norman Fisher and patient for three. m~ ('l'e< hnlcoiOI') . Robert Mitdmm, Elsa Marti· I lovely in white hand drawn lin- 1and Mrs. George Carson, MasJs a brother of .Mrs. Amshary. lient at Meigs General Hospital. of Senecaville, birthdays of Mrs. Walter nelli Jaek Hawkms. en cover and centered with a on. W. Va.: Mr. and Mrs ADMITTED: Kelly Waller· Also here for the funeral were The class voted to contribute guests of her Hayes, Mrs. ji;velyn Lewl,\1 and "THUNDER ISLAND" white hasket of white i Doyle Shuler and family and son, Apple Grove; James JuhlMrs. Amsbary} other brolh~r to the March of Dimes, to sun-In-law, Mr. and Emerson Jones wero oliGene Nel!iion. Fly Spain. Bfi. KeUy. Miriam Colon. themurns. green and Mr. a.nd Mrs. Rucker Neal of mg, Har~ford; ~ary Taylo1, and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lollls par.e cancer pads for ~se· by Robert Wamsley and served. · leaves and while and green can- Cheshire; Mrs. W. R._ Raub, Kanauga , David Duncan, Ap- Haines (Wanda Koehler), Grov&- Meigs County AmeroCIIJ! Can- . Games were played and prlz. •dies on a white base A two Mr. and Mrs. Leo Altier and pie Grove; Rt>gma Gibbs, Hart- port; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Koeh· cer unit, and to assist With the M"- Alonzo CUster left today es won by Mrs. Patrick Gallag· SUN .. MON. and TUES. Feb. 2-3.o4 tiered wedding cake Iced family and Robert Baird, Com- ! ford ; Mrs. Rtley S~artz, Hen- ler . Jr. and d~ughter, Bryan, bloodmobile program In Febru· for Mansfield to be with her Mrs . Lee Roosh, Mrs. WU. "A NEW KIND OF LOVE" I white and tmled m pale ing. and Mrs. Beulah Burge of derson; Mrs. Ed Childers, Lou• Ohio; and Miss Betty Koehl, e r, ary. Members are being asked sister, Mrs. L. R. Farmer, . Anthony, Mrs. Evelyn Lew(Technicolor) and topPed wilh an arch of Parkersburg, W. Va. ' lsa, Ky.; Mrs. Kenneth Powell: Gallipolis. The Koehlers were to contribute sheets for the canreturned to her home Sunday Is, Mrs. CharleS Bennett, arid Paul Newman . Joanne Wood· ward Thelma Rtttr . E\·a Ga- 1 ver )eaves with the silver I Apple Grove. Cathy tynnCWal former Middleport residents. cer project. from the hosptlal. Mrs. James Pullen, '!'he aelt Maurce Cht>l'P.Iier. Geo. eral. ":IS" in the center, COMPLETE PLANS ters, Pliny; Mrs. Water arn- Miss Jeanette Crooks, who e ou lans to meet Mr. and Mr~. meeti"!! wiU be held at ~be ' on one end of the table and er, C\ofton. I teaches at Marietta. apent the Th gr p p . . and son, l'l>tbp, ol home of Mrs. Kalad Hlndy. PT. PLEASANT - PIan s DISCHARGED: Brenda and weekend in Columbus with Miss Wednesd:k m~~~- ~ ~ weekend guests of Tile hostesses Mrs Bechtle have been completed by. the John Saunders, Glenwood; Mrs. Judy Butcber. m. to m e ny on " ~ .. b~Mrs. Dessle and Mrs. Marl;., Ailensworlh Women's Bowling Assoclalton Clara Fowler,_ West Columbia; 1 Miss Carol Hudson. teacher be sold by the clas;j ~ Miss Nelle. Bing and Mrs. chicken salad and hat • • I • • for Second Annual City Tour· I Mrs. Stella Kmg, Pt. Pleasant; in Columbus spent the week day anmversa~es Oth ·w tts Neulzlmg called on Mrs. rolls to those attending in~lud0 0 p T 0 M E T R I S T nament. The tournament Is sch-, William Gebhart. Clifton. I end with her'· parents Mr. and man Lohse, rs. a Patterson. Sunday after- · Mrs Walter Hayei Mn · Office Hours. 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at Noon on eduied for February 15 and 161 BIRTH: A son .to Mr. an d l Mrs George Hudson.' and Mrs. Dave Fa~me~ xt noon. A Y~ng M.rs Patrldr ~ Thurs - East Court St., Pomeroy at the Kumlnnan Bowling ~"·o~~bert Milstead, Gallipo- M~. and Mrs. Charles Lucas ::::;;;~-w~~s~sse~rs~ ~o~~. Mrs. Bertha Hall Is assisting lagh~r, Mrs.' Har~y Houd~helt, Lanes. I • · and_ daughter, MarJor~e, Cale- Mrs. Lee Childs, Mrs. Fred Detho care of Samuel Perry. Mrs. Charles Bennetf, Mrl. Evedoma, Ohio, visited with her weese, Mn. Leota Hawley Richard Hartung. and son, Jyn Lewis, Mrs. Llllla~ Slelff, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mrs. Leala Gothard. of Marietta and Mr. Mrs. Willis Anthony, Mts. John Jones .. Tbey_ viSited with Mr. . Mrs. cfarence Spurrier were Lyons, Mrs. James Pullen, Mrs. Jones m Me1g~ General Hospot- Mrs. Robert Re1bel pr~.senlguests of Mr. and Mrs. Marion French, Mrs. l'llfred al where be IS tmprovmg af- ed the program entitled, Who Weyersmiller and dau- RDush and Mrs. Emerson Jones. Is My Neighbor" followed by ter an illness of four weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight en- the benediction given by Rev. ll!nMter,rs.. Julia Davis and daiigh- 1 SERVICES HELD tertained Sunday with a birth- Gardner. A dessert course was Mrs. Patsy Broyles, of dey dinner In honor of her aunt served following the . meeting visited sunday with Mrs. PT. PLEASANT ,_; I"Uneral Mrs. C. R. Neighhorgall of by the officers includi"!! Mrs. daughter and son-In-law service for former Mason Cou~ Huntington who has been herP Roush, Mrs. Childs, Mrs. Rei· . ~rui Mrs. Elmer Wickham. tian, Mrs. Grace Withers, 82, for a visit. Other diDiler guests bel and Mrs. Emesl Lallance. Mr. and Mrs. walter Walker of Hunt1ng4>n, was held Moowere Mrs. Knight's mother, Sunday with her lister day 10:30 a.m. at the S~e Fuo Mrs. M. C. Wilson, Middleport, RELEASED ON BOND and brother-in-law, Mr. ' ai1d neral home with Dr. Royco K. and Mr. and Mrs. Wade Sallaz Mrs. Pearl Parker. M~Donaid officiating. Mrs, WIIIJ. and son, Dick, Ripley, W. Va. PT. PLEASANT - Bruce .Carla Fisher daughter of Mr. et~ died Friday at her home. Mrs. C. R. Nelghborgsll, Hunt- Blackburn, 49, Henderson, was and Mrs. Mason FislEr Is Sbe wail bom In Mason County, lngton, W. Va. • who has been released on bond from the coun- talesclng nicely at her ....... 1 the daughter of the lat,e A. W. the house! guest of her sister, ty jail where he had been lodg· Minersville following surgery and Sadie Hereford MeNeliL , Mrs. M. C. Wilson, for several ed and charged with selling llq- Meigs Memorial Hospital. She was the widow ol ·R. C. weeks accompanied Mr. and uor without. a license after off!- Mrs. Norman Fisher and son Withers. Mrs. Wade Sallaz and son, Dick cers raided ' Sam's Truck and Mrs. Robert Warns- Burial was in !be Woodmel'l · borne In Ripley for a last week. Blackburn's anti daughter, June Ann, cemetery at Huntington. visit. ' before J. P. A. M. Sunday with Mr. and Miss. Mary Phillips, a form- was scheduled for January Mason Fisher and ':~~~I er Middleport is a at IO a.m. Arrested by 11-'al of- Mr. and Mrs. Orris 1 AUXILIARY TO MEET medical patient at St. f d · the k d Hospital In Parkersburg, ICers unng wee en were vlslteo Sunday In New 'nte Ladles Auxiliary ol FeenMrs. 1,a hel Winebrenner Marshall Nibert •29 · W. Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Bur· ey Bennett Post. In Middleport Grove, charged with rell Sawson. will meet TUesday at 7:30 p.m. , In Parkersburg to call on tion _and_ Richard Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Paul llarrls and at the hall. The travellr.• prize this past week. G 11 119 F .., Mrs. Della Carnahan, a opo erry, on an family visited Sunday with her will be donated by Mrs. Wll· has been at the home of warrant. mother, Mrs. Ruth Goodnlte of liam Robson, Bess Sanborn and'Mrs. New haven, W. Va. Sanborn, is visiting with rela· of General Service• Admlnls- Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs Ia assisting In the care ol lives In Racine. tration in Point Pleasant since visited Sunday wllh Mr. and her mother, Mrs. Sam Arnold, The Mothera March for the 1947. Mrs. Frank Buck. who ls convalesclns from I polio drive In Rutland will be February 1 Is the last day for Gregory Roush spent the week broken ankle, received In a fall. held TUesday evening · filing for persona wishing to en· •t Nitro, W. Va., with Mrs. Mrs. Mabel Mankin open! tha at 6 p. m. The Rutland 1er the Primary race on May Juanita Porter and son, Frank. In Columbus witb Mr. ly Gardeners Club Is 12th. Mr•. William Fisher of Bel· Mrs. William McJ)onald. the march In Rutland. Vernon Weber Is president of ._, the club. Mrs. Nellie llarsotti Is a pa· !lent at Holzer Hospital In Gallipolis. She was taken Utere Saturday morning after becom- 11 lng ill at her home. 1 Mlsil Sarah Bechtle, a business student in Columbus, spent tbe weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bechtle and son, Darrell. Mrs. M. C. Flechlner of Col· umbus was the weekend guest ' i of her mother, Mrs. Hattie ' Smith. I -• , wu wen: VOL XV I I NO. 241 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT OHIO 1 .., ..,., t-Jf¥ ' 11 TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1964 I ... ,... 7 ' ,. .PRICE FIVE ' aJiffJ ' . I ~ · Mld.u.port council today Is a.waltlnJ resulls of an lnvlt· aiiOII lo Floyd G. Bro~ Assoc., Marton, ~-· englneermg firm, to meet With it bere early next week to talk a~ln about sewers. . Thli time, however, council· 'lieD will ~ dlscu.,mg the "Ia· gOOD IYPe of sewage treatlll<nt, not the expensive standard •prt h""'tofore plan~ lor Mldd!Oport. A basic feature of such a se\llage treabnenl p~nl i$ Its ~igh cost of ~n!ltruction and •~nslve operodon. Councilman In their second 1 ! I ! I tJ: regular metllng of the monlh, lutlon and determined to learn with Mayor Lee Smith pr.,id- 1if Brown and A..oc. will under· ing, ~orked on this and a wide take to proceed on a lagoon range of other public matters type sys!enl. Monday night. . The Brown flrm prepared The sewerage Issue came preliminary plans three years when Gene Harris said action ago for a standard type systo begin collecting sewage fees tern, then Mltldlepoel del'ayed woold .require a· resolution of construction In favor of pleadnecessity by councU. ings before state and u. S. pol· However, because two qew lulion authorities, boping · ta counclimen, Robert Craig and show Middleport abould not Clifford Stumbo, are just get- have to baUd an expensive lin' into the sewerage problem treatment plant. · whtch. has .laced every town However, this tack met a admlmstrallon for lhe past IS dead end recently when the years, cruncll delayed the reso- Ohio River Sanitation Compact . . N W COMPTON 0 0 ! 1 r ... ~ i' ~ f i ·==-==::..------ ·' 'I 3-Room GROUP ELBERFELDS • AT REDUCED PRICE JUST RECEIVED Another Big Shipment On the 2nd Floor All For Only s SMALL DOWN ,. · PAYMENT Mason Furniture -- --- ---- -Rutland Furniture MASON, W. VA. RUTLAND, OHIO New Models in RCA Victor ... Archie Henry Is in Race for Delegates Television Sets, New Table Model Television Sets, New Console Model Television Sets, RCA Victor Hi-Fidelity Radio-Phonogritph$ with FM StereO Radio, R,CA Victor Stereo Players, Transistor . PT;· PLEASANT - A r c h I Henry, Mayor of Henderson, has announced the candidacy for !be House of Delegates on the Republican ticket In t h e May 12th primary election. Mr. Henry, 39, is tnheoina tl 1 11111 1 Republican to seek 011. in lhls year's primary for !bat office: Claude E . . Swann flied on the Democrat tickel f o r Houaei c1 Delegates last week. ~· Henry has served f I v years 11 Mayor of and lhJjj ;pa,ll !Dimmer ployid oVauef Mate aboo1rd II the centennial Showboat Rh<ldodendron. He Is 1 member of ' the Maoon County Association lor Retarded Chllth·en executive board and chairman of the Handlcralf department o1 t h Masolf 'County Fair Board. is the .00 of Mrs. Sadie Hen.rv il of G~Us FelT)'. · Radios and New Models in RCA Victor Mark 9 Color Television Sets. l ~ ~~~~·:~-;.:'~~s=~· san· MbOll COunty Board Be Sure ·to S~e The Many- New Models·Jn RCA Whirlpool ·: • • •. Gas and Electric Ranges, Automatic Washers, Automatic Gas Cl~ Electric Dryers, R~frigerators in All Sizes - Frost f[ee MOdels . · and ice. Maker Model~; and the New Line of RCA Whirl~! : . ' \ . ·~ ' Connoisseur Gas or Electric Ranges with Glass Door,Top Oy~ns,; ' ·1.· . • '1. -lberfelds In Po . ' '" EducaJIOn'trom•Hannnlan~:,:r,~eiL.,._ _ _ _ _~· -~-~·~·-.---•~--"-~~~~~~~g; Mt. ~ baa been " , .' 'w. ' '· ' .I . .,, ' I '', , IJ llill!i~ ·L'I " "I> . ,,. , . , ~t:oll8 .' .,.,.. '1\ r \ , . , 1 -. ;' !Of~ i~··-fl~ j~"'! i;i) ·hl . ,. qr Harry R. Barnes, IS, i •alive of Middleport who served for' many years as a justice of peace, died last Thurday aiKI was cremated Saturday, It was· learned here today. ~ Mr. Barnes had entered the · · Masonic Home sept. 21. 1961, " sponsored by the Hiram Lotlgo ,· No. 18, F and AM, Delaware, 0, ""• He died at 5:20 p. m. Thursday . In Rickly Memorial hospital at · _Masonic home. Mr. Barnes was born in Mid. Feb. 20, 1877. A bachelor, he lived many years with .,. sister, a retired school ~ teacher, at 917 Locust-st. Mr. Banres operated BD 1ft.. surance business and gained 1~ recognition as a humorist, ' ', .. a staunch conservative, and ··". I" • • ,, , .. ~ lt'"'j~ a sports f~m. -"'"' Utll•lon Funeral home was FIIIST TIME - Mrs. Margaret . Ami'· ,ey Admission Clerk of Pleasant Valley ohtirge of arrangements. Hospital. itltervlews oct.ogenerian of • .;:Hord in a hospital first time. -. ....- ~ --:::- 'h PAiiiS - French President Charles de Gaulle today was /t'eported content to risk denunc_iations from Washington and a possible break with Nationalist China as the price for rec-ognizing Red China. The proud, 73 - year - old French leader characteristically kept silent about his move toward Peking. He has schedul· ed a formal news conference for Friday to tell his story. French officials said De Gaulle is convir,ced his acti()n was cor~ reel regardless o! possible repercussions In the Westem al· lianco and from Nationalist China. Rutland &. Mason Furniture 1 · ·es Harry Bam Dl.es at Age 86 l·n· Home ' ' ~,.', .~. \·. l'tKR ,.. ')' ' ' ,. - .\. ~~BAND of young Negro leadl!rs to<lay promised more racial protesto I~ A~:!&l wh""· ;~ons almost ' Into vlo~cie Monday night dur· lng the third consecutive evening of mass demonstrations. Pol!<'!l lines barely kept the •urging, shouting ·groups of Negro demonstrators and white spec18tors apart Monda) night in a narrow !Jtreet near a doWJ'lo. t_own restaurant which has teen lh• taraet of Integration at templ8. ---'-'--------- N~W!I'!!II'!I'-' !!!1'1 broad..ot otaliono llo.vo beeo &ettln& calls about l'eports that CUbaa Premier Fidel Castro bas beea sbot. SCARE Young Chds ~ta~ley. (17 steals smokeless puffs from daddy's pipe. Chris the son of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Stanley, Route 1, Mil· CouncU ha1 equipped tho new fire truck and &be E-R I!Dbulance and the cruiser wllh FCC approved radio unJIB. · IN OTHER BUSINESS Council also delayed a .r. claion on a request by &be mayo '"'earlier this monlh for an .., dinance to empower him to • .-. pend and fire viUage employes for violation of orders, and r. qutring employes ta resign II they file for a public off~. Further study of the Rt>vi!led Codf' m this connection will be carried out. Craig indicated the Recreation commission will meet Wednesdav at town hall to organize for 1!164. He also reported be had met with _,h, fire company committee m regard to the firemen drilline a well near the swlmming .pooL Firemen, who had announced willingness to p r oceed with the well at their own expens£ as a contribution to ..community service," w e r e . given ;, green light to proceed.· Further discussion on the type , cost and requirements of a building to house town equipment failed to produce • d&cision. Men study was ordet. ed Re!)nirs to the crusier damaged recently in an accident will bf' surveyed. The Safely and Traffic committee will look into a request by Homer Cook, owner of the form~r Meigs. Grocery Co., building. for new trafFic regulalion<; at North second and Rutland-St . A Bright Star Markel is expPcled to open in the buS. ir,g soon. Mayur Smith read a letter of appreciation from the Middleport Chamber of Commerce for making parking free prier to Christmas. He also publicly thanked Chief of Pollr• Herb Gilko:~ and building contractor Bot> King .l<tr peraonal- -vloes in clearing snow from the streello recently. Cooncllmen attending were Zerkle, Stumbo, Craig, Roger Morgan, Wayne Gibbons and Harris. Clerk Gene Grate assisted the mayor. on the proposal to obtain new the new fire contract system hlnatlon pumper-fire truck to FCC approved radio equlpmen~ workt'<l out. replace two present pieces was on the company's old pumper He said he could not approve tied ir. with an assessment plan and fire truck units, and to extensive additional fire equip- (to get enough money), the place an annual assessment ment until the present $25,000 radio conversion problem also ttl! and $61 on residents and bond issut for the recently was left hanging. businesses to update fire com· acquired new truck was paid Radio dealer John Werner depany equipment and to provide off. scrii>M the 12 volt transistor fC< its future replacement. The firemen ouggeoted they type equipment that would This drew open opposition poll tbe town by pelitlon to meet FCC regulations for the from Councilman John Zerkle. learn bow such an asses,. old units. Council decided how· He maintained council sbould ment would be accepted but ever, that to place this new not impose such a . burden on Indicated they did not want equipment on the old units the town's elderly people llv· to embark on that taok if the "might be premature." In the ing :Jn fixed incomes. He pro- petitions sbould be Ignored. meantime, permission may be pooed , and council generally I That question was left open. sought to use old wide band agreed. to wail and learn how Since obtaining a new com- 1radio equipment. · 1 - Big Deal! I I... voted· to slve Mlddll!port until October, IB6S to compJr with Its regulations, namely, to 1top dumping untreated aewage into the Ohio River. Since Brown and Assoc., had prepared lit, earlier plans, the much cheaper type . Jiiguon treatment baa been apprOVed by the Ohio · Board- of Health. One is In operation a! MeArthur. · Ji'IREMEN PUT OFF Firemen Everett Bachner, Dave Ohlinger, Bob Byer, Bruzz Mills. and Blalna Walborn join· ed In a two-pronged discuaalon Leaders Sense Trouble if C-R Watered Down �( ~- ' . • I • d1 I, 1! I. II I I Ii I ' ! ' I . 'ria~ llaily Sen_tinel ' . I forehand which man possesses the in· berent capacity to fill an office, which man will merely occupy it. Anyone who wants to run for public office should be encouraged to do so. Bet if we have no infaJUble method of picking our legislators1• we should at least use the few guidennes we have. That authority In one field is automatically transferable to another Is not one of them. , That one might as well start at t h e top, or near the top in. say, a ·senator· shtp, is not one of them either. Unfortunately, in the hard world of realpolitik today, money looms as a prime prerequisite for candidacy ~~ any level. Failing that, fame gained In some other field - astronautics, for example - will do handily, it seems. From the Frying Pan ••. ·soviet offlci•ls in Moscow report that 40.000 to 50.000 refugees have fled into the Republic ~f Kazakhstan from Red China since 1962 to escape persecution. When people flock into the Soviet Un· ion seeking pomical asyll'm, thmga must really be bad back home. Voice of Broadway •.. reporting ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN By DOROTHY KILGALLEN . , prise to all her friends, especially the THE CELEBRITIES ~·"!how biz accountant whom she has treat· Frank Sinatra Jr., opening in London, ed as a favorite beau. had an endearing remark to make about Bernice Massi, one of the principals thtl; British audiences-endearing to.fhe ii("No Strings," tells chums she's been BJ'Iisb .audiences, that is: ..His statement: offered the co-starring role in "Golden "~r the lffrsNime In my brief career, Boy," opposite Sammy Davis Jr. She's f've sung to an ,pudience that listened to frightfully excited about the opporlun· me." Putting down .Ills U. S. audiences is ity. Sammy's backers will be frightfully quite safe, because- thanks to his kid- surprised, because they were under the naping- he's booked 'way into next impression that he was insisting on an· ~ummer in this land where they don't other lady ... Steve Sondheim appeared really appreciate his great talent . . . at Goldie's with Nancy Berg, the beauty There's a big society page story behind who seems to be his steady date. and was the reason why a charity concert at asked if they would marry. The reply: which Jerome Hines was to have sung "It's too good as it is this way ." was unexpectedly canceled. Jazz starTer• ' • ry Gibbs is the proud father of an 8Judy Garland is understandably ex· pound boy, Gerald Scott Gibbs- his first cited about a project under discussion on offspring Don't expect Time Maga· the MGM lot. where she spent so many zine to come out with loving words about glorious years as a screen star. Metro the Waldorf-Astoria's current show. The owns the cinema rights to "Carnival," reviewer attended a performance and and the studio bosses are weighing plans was hit with a terrific lab. to star Judy's daughter, Liza Minnelll, in Simone Augar, a French model , has the role originated on Broadway by Anna stolen a famed television performer Maria AlberghettL This is the same show from all the other girls-which might that inspired the hassle between Judy make his wife laugh. but will upset the and a Long Island theatre producer when lady who thought she was most likely to he wanted Liza to go on-as signed-in succeed Mary Lou Williams, the the leading part. and Judy objected with jazz pianist, Is making the Hickory House a slew of lawyers behind her. a must for music fans since she decided The world may not be ready for this. to return to work. but America's answer to The Beatles Is • • • about to he sprung upon us. They are a Hollywood experts figure there won't grouped called "The Haircuts," and as of be much suspense at tills year's Academv now they are sworn to be utterly myster· Awards. They think Albert Finney and ions - no personal appearances, no plioPatricia Neal have t~eir Oscars in the tographs. no interviews, only discs . The bag for "Tom Jones" and "Hod". so most astonishing rumor In town has Dorwho's going to generate th~ excitement' is Vidor and Billy Rose breaking up their .. . The "news" that seXy June Wilker- much-publicized romance. Jt'a gadzoou 18D was a recent bride was quite a sur· time! Yoo SEE. A GAS STATION WITH NOT A CUSTOMER AT 1HE PUMPS ... SO 'IOU DECIDE 11D Bf A GOOD TIME. 10 FILL 'ER up .... IN .... WHERE OlD ALL 1HECARS COW~ FROM? t ' Daily Sentlnel, Pomeroy·Mlddl~port, 0 ., Jan. 28, ·;.· ' ,. Helen -Help Us!.·· I • *· :;! ·f!b'I\Ibl?f . wit •:g J: THE DAILY SENTIUE1 Nrii!lii\.t ' Today's lJiwlical Report By Wayne G. Braadsllldt, M.D. One comer will split and, just Jdron) Is closely related ID corQ - I am 71, and I have a as it ... ms to be healed, I he lisone an<! may cause the same constant roaring In my head. II other side will crack. aide eflects-peptl<>ulcer, moonis uauslly worse at nisht. What A - Cracking of the corners lace, softening of the booes, caises this? II there any help of your mooth· .!lillY be caused lnsoiiUlia .and hemorrhages In for it' by a low-grade Infection. Dlf· the skin. These effects occur onA - Tile most annoyins thlfts ferenl germs have been lmpll- ly when large doses are continaboot head nolseo io that you ca~. Ammoniated mercury ued for • prolonged period. This can't shut ""t the sounds by u.. oinlmenl or sulfadiazine oint- drug shoulD be taken under res· lng earplugs or by going into menl wiD usually clear up the ular medical supervlolon. aoother and closing 1 he infection. If lhht falls, a lotion door. Hea~ noises are usually contalnlntl amphotericin B Please send your qnestlelltl worse at night because there b should be applied two or three aad conlmeats to Or. Wayoe less background noise. Ther~ times a day. 0. Brandotadl, M.D., Ia care ol are many causes of these noises. IIlia paper. While Dr. BrandYn obaald b•ve your •octor Q - l bave been taking IJe.. ollldl CIDDtl ...,... lJilltvldual delermiDe 111e cause. The ear· cadron for 'arthritis. Are there Je-., be Will 111ower lelten J1er corroellve meuureo .,. ap. any harmful aide effects? of geaeral luterOII Ia fulaN piled, tile more llllely y.. are .A- Denmetberosono (Deca-.coluJIIno. to gel relief. In soine person• allergy may be the cause, In others It may roo,;, end' and the other is the end.' Except when there a •pread formation, in which the 'tight end' movel out a 'fianker.' . "1 n the backiteld there Is a band.. Hall of them play the trombone and the oth· er half play the banjo. Or vice versa "The trombones and banjoa play 'Shine on Harvest Moon' while the end men are a.lnilni 'The Camptown Races.' " "It sound• dreamy," my daughter said. "It Ia," I said. "When a~e my age, IIOmeotle WIU back Elvll ~ley." 1 MilOS MASON ·~fA · J'' Now .... ·-1 4 ..":::-:::: _., - · "1., ~'WI' "-. eec: I Freight Cars WreCk Cars, power L'IDes Race, Re}' • To be Studied By Ministers . "CO' PIAN'' ;t SALES & SERVICE CHASE HARDWaiOR I Charge HOrSe SHOE SERVICE Meat •S Part Of Bee£ Store Duke Cleaners in Pomeroy U: I H ESHOE SERVICE OF GAUIPOLIS They the TREND is clear.... NOW OVER. ,_.,. ... - il' . "'" SHIRT """ - FINISHING Few lhiRp IIW faster t11a1t a tread , • , tsll8':' 1ny whet! the trend spells - "' • t p1 eotllllllietiCIIor t.nily lilq. lite lfend II electric beat is dear •• , IMII' 10,1110 Shim washed and -, beautifully finished. Ohio Puwer illnilies now enjo¥ it and one of the big reasons for tie swildt to elt:dli: - - - • •' ·I t·. - · ...., "" •.,..._ ..., - - . _ ., 1., Th·ere Is EnOngh Troubie Jn 'This Old World Already .otlrner&afJJU' mcx.lh to crack? crowd. - ._ .=..,"":-;.... .: .........,.. - BERRY'S tachian tearling ear fromis the throat totulle the mhldle another cat.se. Such drugs as aspirin, qui- WASHINGTON (UPI)-There _ Good for Boolne11 . nine an<! streptomycin and is a move .afoot here and In I Uon't know bow well It went . heavy smoking will cause head certain other cultural ~ll- over, but II the purpoee Of .~ · noises In some persons. Some- sprinp . to resurrect lite old floor show lo to drive ICU8IIm!-: limes. if a personal ldiosyn- time mlnatrel show and relncar-· en lo .drink, II molt have bef!!\ crasy exists, a relatively small nate It u a night club 4ct. good for business. For · me ·I amount of the drug wiD do it. In II tble good? The 0111wer to It was nostal&ia on the roclut. a periOD who i.o over 86, arterlo- that depefida on how you feel I am old onough to rememscki'Oiia is the most likely about jOke• Uke: her when ml~ shows wm cause. Here, one of the many "What happens when you go a common occurrence. Jn 'ltl'f drugs that dilates the arterlea to 111e cl,ntJat With a dollar In home town w, ·used to )'An me may give relief. your pocket?" just about ,ev~ otbel' year to J:~:~~ Otoeclerosls, an Inherited "You ~t· bUclt teeth.M . raise mon~ lor the volunteer • diaoaie, In which there Is hard· My own leeUnc about jokes !In depar!ment. 0111ng of the cartilages that con- Uko that Is ·thai there lo onough On altemati! ·yeers,w • bed a nect the minute booet of t h e Itroubl• In . the world already. "~olnBnleoil ll!dding," Which ~ inner ear, which enable you to I neard~ , : lhe . . other nlaht at o~ Ill the resso.ns 1 left !lome. hear, can Jilt corrtcled by an a Jooal · · et'" ' a mlns- II oceurted · 10 me, . operotlon. trel llhow ' JnJblled lor an Ilia! there must ·l)o m11U0111 · experimerit81 •run to see If ll ~ ·peo>pl!! Who ''have novel' . Q - 'Mal •oalll caaM the would dllclt be(or. • nl&i't club • a. rillnill'ol shw. M,. 'I~ .... • w.. Cl!r> NI"nth Annual Ra.vional Sc·ence FaIr • Slated At MU April'1· .,.. a11 ,i .. . . _ ; :-.::-..".:. =. - .!:'!: - The Lighter Side be an accumulation of hardened ••x prest~ing on the ear· drum. Obstroction .ol the Eus- · ·· J • ......._ .. .... JNr lJ · T c.. ' ,...,_ . _·~ - .;,;. '"""" Oiio..l..., .., ., -...,. ~..., iooi>D,_,..,. nt .....,..,. -.. ..!I'T ~ ..... ...._ . _ ....,., • . ..., ..,....., on ....... ,. _.. •lllllf ::." • , . . , . . - '4.{'!"~ _.... "" ,._ - Marina Oswald Finds America Big He(J~te PT. PLIWANT - Mrs. Bel• Fl!'ley of Galllpotll DALLAl! (UPI)-Mar!M 0. to>ld them they "have .,..,. teleYlsioo audlent:e .tJo badlrtf ml ' - ten me !hal But lhl .., "l - 1!8l • I,..,., hq beeu hired u JII&Do , hesrta " in Teua &1111 oranted ID Lee lhOt Kennedy.'' Ides' omll. I 1!111 tno to , . director of tbe Pt. PJeu. nld, unsuro <~. her Elllliah The . attractive 11en. Her .,.......... .. e:re~u- ahctppl1lc tr 1111)' ~ .._.. C0!111111!rce. but ealm &1111 determined, widow of Leo Harvey said Jl1e did not Wlllt 10 Jiot capyri&hl Jniervtew with She aald lhl Ylttl!!ld blr J,EOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (UPij - .$. courageoca Mn. Forley, lormerly em- Monday ·11llht thanked ~erl· accused of assssslnatlns her bullbaDcl was the liOWI I>lrecl6r Eddie Barker of band's p-ave CIIIOI ., *"lcf • CJnadlan colonel narrowly escaped death when he tried beell,;-=~Hlnr:;'. C8ll1l' for their and dent Kennedy, told o but "I bon to watch ajalloD KRLD, •aa broadcoll....,.. &lid felt _ , tor ti!illl to rescue priests alld ·nuns from machete-anned Congo . , . 00 w 8 lie r Cronkite'• "Now "beca- be died very ~... tertornts the United Nations said today. Pt. Pleasant. She hll servTO STllov BOOKS .Round" tcils).. ...~............. wu 1 ....... 1 Lt. Col. Paul Mayer, In charge of the U.N. . on the ~ty~:;,\:rd ~ Vocal 111t1slc teachen ''c- .... ~-· reaa~e operation in bloody Kwllu Province, waa. pllotatucly . for Melp county schools wiU "I •ant to ·be (a~) AmerleMI mactst 111 MIDtlk, U.IJIA 'll'ba up anp knocked unconscious by about 100 young city planning today at 7 p.m. 1n the .citizen after I study Engllsb," she IIIII and 1IIUI'Ied OniN lstl wben he attempted the single-handed rescue pertntendent' !flee "' I she told Barker. after be ~ to Bn=i! ' 0 111 live Belgian priests and nuns at Kislnidjl mission, Ia currently pr.sldent • • "~I (her 3-lll01llb-old llecenll)' she bepD ID 1IIUd1 dl B 1 J AI the Pt. Pleasant Woman'a adoption ·of new text The N1'nth Annual 6eglonal Com~tJUon Is In a Hllior cJI. da""'"ter) waa hom here and .....llsh. ~Con:.IJDIIIGIII'n r ,, acquea • Farley .. . • member representative from the -~::Js.,:e~:-e •..,.. ..... ...... fred Dextrue said Mayer · Wll tbe~:.._byterlan church, S h end Bacon Publlshlng Co. Fair lor junior and vision, gades 1().12, and junior Lee'a funeral waa In Texas and The l!IOther o1 th..... not Mrlously injured. P~ ttend higt. schools wiD be division, gradea 7-1. The boy I Uke ID stay. I want ID Uve the nation ll>r ~ • "He I! a tough guy,... Dex· married ID J. H. Farley aud a · 10.11 in Gullickson winner end girl winner In the here.'' ceedin& $35,000. lraze said. 0 the mother ol Mn. Lona Gold Marshall University, seni..- division WID travel, with After the Interview/ Mra "I want to thanlt Yer1 llllldl Four KQied of New Haven. to Dr. John H. their teachers, to compete In Marguerite Oswald, Lee Osbut my bad En&ilM don't At least four missionaries, In· WASHINGTON (UPI) _ Mro. Farley wlU dalrestiume her lgi00 profess..- of National Science Fair In wold'• mother, said from her Riv'e me to uy too mueb. I eluding one American woman, MargaN! Chaoe Smith stuffed as monaglng ctor ear· .Fair director. on May &-9. Fort Worth home that Marma want to say...tbaot you. have been kllled by the terror- 14 Republlr:an convention votea ~:~y !"~ Science Fair winners The Fairs are sponsored by woo disillusioned because ohe American people, t!w* ; .. lots. into her handbag today and set , schools in 21 count;•• In National Science Founds· had been held .In seclusion by for me and my chlldrtll. • •~ The operation was led by four out to remove the "lor men several monlbs ago. Virginia, Ohio, and the Secret Servtce too long. U.N. helicopters, lwo of which only" s1gn 81 the White House. • WIU bring their xhlbits <o and in'::~es~":!~~e! en- "Her 'facts' that led her to hovered overhead while the two Th• 66-year~ld lady .....tor regional competition. in the regl~nal bellev• lhat Lee killed the 1 otbero landed to take aboard r m Maine started her COLUMBUS (UPI) E•hibits us~ally , demonstrate be winners from jun- Pre~~t are only conclurefllgees. palgn for the presldellCy Ohio Pasion convocation sc""'tlf•c principle, device, ior ana senior high schools In slODI, llle 5&-year~ld grandHEAnNG AND When the two helicopters sured that she would I•' the II '" physics, chemistry' CobeU .Mingo Wayne Mason mother oald. landed, Mayer went• out alone her home state's 14 n .,.t ":at ng , geology, medicine, uncob. ·Log.,; and tb~ weswn: The elder Mrs. Oswald oald AIR-CONDITIONING to talk to the terrorlsta. and a "favorite on reUgion and fields. oi Putn'am counties In the Secret Service "whisked" "While Mayer .... talking nomination al the San been appointed. . Virgl . her dbughter-ln-law away when with the two chiefs, about too,, co cooventlon In July. The comm•-•·n, an arm Wednesday that Gallla nJ'"ac.kson La-ence the two met by chance Sunday at him from behind ~ Is a sacred commodity." • . • "' ' 0 Jd's ave in Fort came ' Mrs Smith planned to PITI'SBURGH (UP)) -' the Ohio Councll o1 Chl!l'ches, "Th1·, freedom wu •lven to us Pike, and ScloiD couu- at •• gr Dextraze said. "They hit ,him the re.st ol the week "in pil I b b Don ld • d Ca Worth on the head with rifle bUtts, ltb William C Lewis her eup n su ur an will be headed by a by thc,;e who paid a terriOc in Ohio; and Boy ' rter, "This I• not the American Aft& . k.nocked h.lm . •~lou• and wmlru'stratlve a·:•·tanl 'who Monday night . Spencer, a Cincinnati real price that they and we would Greenup, Johnson, Law" Os aid 'd his bell and pistol , .... 25 cars and two diesel tate broker. have It" Martin and Pike count· way.. Mro. w .sal . Kllrotd ChaM, Mtr. "'?.~t •:: an em:.U.ely dell: double as campaign manager, of a Pennsylvania Maj. Gen. Rnhert Taylor, He ••id thai perhaps he had in Kentucky. The 22-y=ld w~: ~; Loculi St. ~ situ tl 'beeause the JDis. ID map out her venture Into freight train, smashed Force chief of chaplains, different appreciation of Hoback said the deadllne for quested pro ve cus y I PhoMWYMSII cloate rl a on, also surrounded the New Hampshire primary, tomobiles, knocked down told those attending the th' n most people school fairs Is March 16. the Secret.~e shortly after s na es were li nd h led d b . tbe usa,.. 10auon by terrorists, while the youths nes a ur e fiB. day convocation which was deprived o1 my Officers of the regiona1 Fair · · were threatening to kill May. The 45-car train, 42 months." He spent Dr. Robert V. Digman, er " the tirtgadler said. "The from Logansport, Ind.: to much lime in Japanese professor of cheml.. ' b' ted d crushed hve can Army. d · and Director-Elect for the hfO gang chiefs o JOC an al Sixth St., tore up The Senate also approved the of war camps urmg lmally permitted Mayer 1D ong. k d permanent rank of vice admi- war 11 . 1965 Fair. who will assist Dr. 1 For Expert Shoe Sorvlco Taka Your 5"leave with three nuns.'' large .secllon of trac an . raJ for H n G. Rickover, Taylor was captured on Ba· Hoba_ck. Fly Second Mlsslou IDssed pieces of railroad lies who was ~clally placed taan and was herded in the Ba· Phillip E. M_odlln, assistant Mayer and his men la.ter Hew ·~" rails on nearby sidewalks. reUred list but will contln taan "death mar·ch" through professor o! sclence, wlll be a second mission. to rescue the Utility poles sod power llnes ue as head of the Navy's the streets of Manil" to a pris- the secretary, and Dr. Ray remaining nuns and the priests, also were damaged by the AI camp. mood E. Janssen, professor rA he said but the terrorists re- COLUMBUS (UPU - The freight. actor lb.,ogram. "W• pray that this complac- geology will be the treasurer. Serviced By The fuaed ~lei them go. slate Agrlcultun Dep&rtmenl In addition to the derailment was prom~ which characterizes Dr . ./. Frank Bartlett, Dean, "Aa for as· we know" De•· has impounded at CaniDn and the mainline freight Gen. Andrew · oi our fellow of Arts and Sciences, 1 ed · : Cl 1 at1 360000 1 d d 'lh od ·-• who wa• recen11y assgn . & !raze said, "this OJ'Iefatlon. was nc nn some , oa ~ wt pr uce """ assistant to the chairman may be destroyed before the Fmanco Procurecompleted today. of meat labeled. . other pertshables, severti J . Chief of Staff troys us , he said. ol!icer , I Thousands of terrorists, oper· less beef, contending some of 11 gondolas standing 1n the the om! • • s • Homestead yards were knocked sting in bands· of 5011 to 7110 Is horsemeat. men, were reported roaming . Chemical tests during a rou- off the track. the Kwtlu jungle, systemalicti- tme Inspection by the depsrt- Railroad officials said several ly burning missions to fulfill men! discovered the horsemeat. small fires broke out In the orders ID "kill all mission- Agriculture Director John M. of req-lgerated cars. aries " · Stackhouse said he ~as asked No inju•ies were reported In are believed to be foj· U. S. Agriculture Secretary Or· wreck which was believed towiQg the orders of a former vllle Freeman 1D conduct a full caused by a loose rail. Congo education minister whu Investigation since the meat A ,PRR spokesman said the was trained by the Communist bears a label stating it Is goY· two diesel engines and alJ: cars C)jjn~ ernment inspected. retailed early today. .. · He said there were Indica· all four tracks were .\m'"~b!lliiG CAMPAIGN lions the "U. S. inspected" Ia- blocked but wreck train crews TOK'(O (UPI) - The Japa- hels were coun~erfeil. hoped to have one track oese j~yernment, wbich has a Federal lnspeC'tors said the cleared by t p.m. too:J•Y· monOpoly on the IDbacco bus~ horsemeal apparently was 1m- Meanwhlle, the railroad was n8ss · iiere, bas started a na- ported legally; bu~ fell Into rerouting traffic around the tloowtde eampalgn ' to hall the hands of manlpulaiDrs who wreckage. amoklng .among juveniles. repack..; II, uslnB lals• labels ----SpurTed by the U. S. Public and stamps. PICI1.1RES VIOLATE LAW Health Servu,; report that Stackhouse said 7() Ions of WDI, llaly (UPI)-An smoking causes Jung cancer, horsemeat also had been con· ian judge ruled M~~'YTI ~::1 1 tbe Aealth and WeUare MiniS· flscated In Baltimore, Md. That pictures o I EUzabeth tiy lias instructed regional gov· supply was labeled boneless used In advertisements for emiljents Ill curb smoking by beef from Ireland. Sume of the fUm "Cleopatra" violate teeno-Jiilers in cooperation With mest also has turned up ln- Italian law. parinta, ~ucatlonal and police Philadelphls and Allentown, Judge Francesco Novello authorities: Pa. dered the pictures banned , - - -- - - - - - draped In white paper, REJECT FREE CIGARETI'ES Health Service said law which prohibitss;~S?.I WASHINGfON (0Pl) - The medical officers in cbarge ments displaying 18 u.s: Public Health Service the hospitals are urged to fenud• figures In a hospllalS and 60 governmentruo duel educational program•.s~ect:s I pose that can end Irullan -!tala will no longer pallenlll on the haimful " ously offend tho laste of youths accep(f r't e cigarettes fer p&· Of smoJdng and phySICianS under 18 yean of 110." tlenta. ·, urged to counsel Individual In a d d Ill o n, the Public tlenta. APPROVES NOMiNATION WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Senate Monday approved tbe nomination of Cyprus R. Vance aa deputy secretary of defense I and of Step~en AUes to sucC<!ed Vance as secretary of the Remove ' s·tgn, · 'FOr Men O }y' I By LYLE c. WILSON that became extravagantly and Uolled Preto Iuterui!Oul emotionally effecllve because it President Johnson lo "'l'ryins was expertly timed. If 00 from aboot where Prosldenl Called Kin&'• W • Kennedy left the administra· There was, for example, tlon's urgent effort to hold the .JFK's phooe call during .the Negro vote in lhi• year'a pres- 1960 rampalgn to the wile of ldential election. the Rev. Marlin Luther King But it remained for Johnson when King_ was locked up m a to pull back a chair in. the Southerr JaiL Kennedy would cabinet room and to Invite a drop '" on a Negro women'S Negro lc sit do~. This Is mo- luncheon club 10 time for col· derately surpnsmg because fee and a lew friendly words. there was during the 1960 pres- He put Negroes m high federal ldenlial campaign an~ alter a office. Negro gratitude was so great lot of double and other· great that Kennedy was able to wise misleading .talk about a postpone for .two yean .the In· Negro in the cabmel, slant ctvll nghts prom""' of Carl T. Rowan wlll not be a the 1960 Democratic plaUorm member of the Johnson cab- without dangerously alienating inet But Rowan wlll sit regu- hls Negro fnends. larly with the cabinet ond the The most controverolal of National Security Council. fto. JFK's maneuvers ID keep Neau i• the Negro nominated by groes happy came shorUy after Johnson to succeed Ed"'-'4 R. the 1960 election when he •II' M rrow as director of thi l)nit- peared on the stoop of his edu States Information Agency Georgetown home In company (USIA! . of Rep. William Dawson, 74This is the most distinguished year~ld Chicago Democrat and political job attained by an a Negro. The president· elect American Negro so far,~ a!· told assembled newsmen-end though Rowan himself 1s hell)& DawSOD agreed-that the con· relieved as U.S. ambassador to greasman had been offered and Finlan<l to succeed Murrow. had refused the postmaster The late John F. Kennedy ex· general's post. Here was speccelled at the delicate ploy of tecul,. evidence of Kennedy's dealing with the voting mem- Interest and confidence In Nehers of a numerous, frustrated, •groes--bul, was it? The ques· unhapp}', suspicious minority. tlon arose: W11 the offer to He freely used patronage, Da....,.1 genuine? . The Chicago charm and the somple gesture Dally News IBid m an edllm'l- ~;!:~~~"' Canadian Colonel Misses ~ • h D h N } Date WIt eat . M.fOW y "! a:,':'; IWCK'I! TO BE REJEcrED· but I'Ve never fell ~ ,. ,. Belen: oepl a cl' du~~=·f'l:hll · own way, 1 lalow be , • 1 11161 a very nice and preiiY me- or elM be wimll to l!el 1n a restaurant. She IUrted 0 WDII ICIDelhltia . me and gave me Uttle ' · IOl<lras when I ate there. She Once a lew yesrs Hck I met· out of her way .to be near 1 man 1 COIIId reoll1 ga,s.. 1 Wt begm dalinB S b e know be would Uve da. . - , seemed to eojoy my ~mpany but I couldn't two-time 1111 llulo h band, ap1 1 Clldn't waul to breall ,;_,_m,.~ ionely, shy baebelor, up mv borne blcallll ~· 1111; .W:;;;;i,'"1up to now no one bad daughter· • · ·· 1sh11wn a special Interest In, I What Is there for me; lleletl11 ' tn love with her. I have a He doem't want me . ~ wot!C paying tecbnleol job, at- I>Ocau~ he aayoll'• a~~ I church regularly, dOD, duty 10 keep - lUll .. ,,_. lctrlnlt or Atlloke end own a new Dear Wife: , '., ,: . Duty, duty, duty! WbJ. ~'t overnight, It seemed, she be- you both forael that bttl"'hlln ID make fllmly excuses wood and atv~ Y~Ofr. i a she couldn't see me. She chance to know each 1qlber1 aware of the way I fell For 11 yeara, you'Ve ~~,Gil 1ab<JUt her. I h8Vt0 now accepted mairtage aa a joylela ....Up. rejection and returned to lion - It's your "duty'' ;F II!! a "lonely bachelor life, bUt sood wife; 11'1 your J!i·~·· I can't understand Ia bow "doty" ID .111pport YGJI.' NtMher a gtrl with ao much en- one of youreGUJd r~""" · 1tlru~iasm and Interest In a ~ 11 tt bit you In the fac~. ·~·re llrot suddenly tum away· ~ busy being dutiful!. , ·' : It poulble due to my .For beaven'J sake, lloll,wl111 BACHELOR the pollll ltral!aer . ~-,;1114 Batch: push the cOIIllllUIIleatlanJI¥"'""' I'd uy It was due to her Even more Important, .. . to i"Sq.:f~ beadednesa." You laugh toaether. Gel .ltife- :eadtJsou Uke • fine prospect to others' mlnda with «J!DD -real. Nqw that you know you UDdentandln& lor a cha~aej and at: attract gtrla, It won't be -you'D be surprised bow biii;YCIII· "We can't belleve II. to find one who Is really ~ tune In 011 the ~ellft-H. 1011'1 record should k e e the square.-8. Dear Helen: ... .. him out of the cobtnet." Helen: She's bubbly and eftet Ullleent. Pictured Aa Bot1 I have been married 16 yeera He's qltlet and eomj!letely The News pictured Dawson have a teen-age daullhter. serlou•. She doesn't . UI;t.•allY" as the ·aboolute poUtical bosa of have a nice borne, and DIDit thing studious. He reada alJo the a Chicago congresalonal district I want. l'ln a good lime She Ukes bright·· colora notable for corruption fraud houSllkeeper and cook, do all and iaat cars He goes~· blaclr and other crime. It ~. Daw• the thinga a housewife and 1!10- and wblte and won't ·drlw .QVI!I' son'a nomination would have tber should do, and try to keep 60 When they get memed· (as Invited severe scrutiny and, my family happy· 1 respect my th~ swean she wiD), tbo'y 'Will perhaps, rejection by the U.S. husband hlgbly end would nev- have to Jive with ' his folb, Senate K e n n e d Y scarcelY went to burl him. who ere just Uke him eXcept could ·have been . Ignorant ol But, Helen, I don't know bow more so. Do you she'll Dawsor.'s political background much longer I can do this, for fit In• - WORRIED MOTHER nor Insensible ID the Senate'& lhe older I get the more I know OF . A DETERMINED . 11• reaction to his nomination. I do not love my husband, YEAR-OLD .> • • . Th 'cl · th never have end I never will. Dear Moth I er~ wasth suspt on, er~ I have tried, really tried, but LJk hl:~i 'by~nd" ·JCieore, at e annauncemen b somethl au can't e that the nomlaattoo had been ourself fve never tergept In an electric dlsbwallllo tendered and t'fjected was a hlr/ know I .lay the part erl This ,marrlap will bOD ..., polltlcal device and that no 'ood ~ all er and CUI lte ~ real proposal bad been · a g e . awful lot of adJU , , . · · ll!N Dawson. Thereafter, KenMdy heard of th made. Hold out lor a ~er proposed estalillshmen' .of .. v):~ :v:...trel show woddlnc: by tb8f.~!lltt!:"Y new cabinet deJ18l'l!"enl of ur· .. she asked w~ 1 may reallre Juot how ~ ,. . ban affairs and · said he "")'ld that l had been to posltes DEtract. ~. It ·•••II•' nominate a ~gro to head it. see one. edl M ' ~ 1\epublicana ahnost "Well"lsaid "lt'a a sort of This column Is d.;,_L., . . ly hollered "foul" against that tena~ with tambourines famlly living, so If ~- ••.."!~-'" and Congress rejected the h~These yfolk singers line ~p lng b~~ f:'"~ or ~~)>IIi~ whole 1dea. d tak tu trou • e n ,_......'!. .~ • Republican vice on t_be stage. ~ ·aO: teD~ She wlll also . we~"~'"·::,your· nominee Henry Cabot Lodge dancmg ::/ 8' :A,':,II 0 in own amuslnK experleti~•·"Addo• got into the act with campaign sis ~~wn ., ';;:e 'Inter· reu Helen Bottel Iii , ~ . ~. s~ulation that Richard M. , which meana that he Ibis newspaper, , ., . . , Nncon would name a Negro to the aignall ~ 1 ! 1 .... the cabinet If he were elected. "The two on ·the ends are Thai also was phony. 'end men.' One ia' the . DIYOTID TO • I ....... _ _ apilO C Reports From .. I \ ..- Anything GOOD for Us? So you've kicked the cigarette habit. fats . Cut down your caloric Intake, mean· You no longer automatically reach for a ing candy, butter, potatoes - all the pack that isn't there every time you sit good things. Better yet, stop eating entirely, for down to a cup of coffee. Brother, you're stiill abusing. your with every bite you're taking In traces of system. Better dump that steammg cup of dark, delicious delight down t h e chemical pesticides which, like radioac· <lrain. live elements, accumulate and accumu. The Ame-rican Heart Association re- late. ports that a long-term study of C'ler 1,· (By the way, do you REALLY know 000 men who participate! in a heart di· how much strontium-DO IJ roncentrated a,ease experiment indicates that coffee In your bone marrow?) . mtltke and heart disease are related. Most important of all, sto,P breathing, There was "a atgnificant correlation be- · because the air over our clbes ia simply tween the use of coffee and the later loaded with pollutants that are corrod· c!IScovery of coronary disease." ing away your lungs and related innards So stop smoking. Sto,P drinking cof· like crazy. lee. Stop eating foods high in saturated Above all, enjoy life. o-., Jao. 28, leN ' John Glenn's Qualifications -'" . Steady as She Goes . ' • .2-l)ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, . COMMEf\ITAnNG EDITORIAU Y If John Glenn succeeds in winning the Ohio Democratic primary and in getting electecf to Congress, he probably will be a good senator. He may even be a treat one . ·The trouble is there is no way to tell. 'By all the ordinary criteria, Glenn is hardly qualified for such a high office as United States senator. He is totally inexperienced in politics or any of the multitude of things a congressman must grapple with these days - administration, business, economics, educatton , fl· nance, foreign affairs, law, and so on . through the alphabet. But not beiny "qualified" for public office has never meant being "disqualified" in this democracy. Nor should it, for no one baa the wisdom to decide be- • • Y~::,~~~~~t:. f7~~,.~"~.~-:•.~~:"¥;=·~1-~r .:._:::....::.!::~~~:f~ .' • 25c~.h ROBINSON'S Clunen Pomeroy heat is IX1io I'IIWer's iow rate. Electric rates contillltl to come tbtin wbile tile t:USt 11 fttlnl&.t.ype 1ue1s continueS to 10 up! Now YOU too can have electric lane • li:C Ja.ilJ Ill stilt iA ,aw - 11t11e Ill' liJ ti less cost lhall ever before. .loill tile lfend , • • it's time for JIU' _.,ing all oi!M benefits ol ~ electric llealing - attMtlting ,.. exislq hotlte. �' ....-. t . •' . . :£agles Invade Tornado-Land Tonigh' t Hoping for Up.stt . . "' • ·1:11101'11 Hip'l Ea&le bUilD baH 111m, IIGIIr:IDI 1111 a 111r1n1 c!f 10\11' aiJ'II&bl vlctoriel, lace 1 • nua,; llsk lonlgbt to strelcll II to ftve. They invode Racine, No. third ranked Clus A Oblo ~am, which already this season measur· i the li:11Jl9 'IW'I. However, COach Bob Wile of : Eutern bellevocl lUI _., hil f I ' ' I i II ' ! boyo "Finally haft WOIUd loolo ball kinks and ""' sllrlln& to !hoot lllte' IIIeY obould." Evldenee cited llf Mr. Wise was lbe Eaales' lui hl'a 'lieltl'lel, an IIU2 laslllnl d CooJ. vWe and a ~ romp over HIIUlll!l • Trace. Allor a very IIOw llarl, the Jtog.lel sllnd DOif II 1 • 4 ill 10 1<bllllllld \ .I ., 1 THIS WEEK'S PAGE I Tornado CGach ll4llle M!>ITI- JERIIY GAVIN 'SUSPENDII:D quelled wileD tilt f11111 might uplode Into 11101'11 lball bar8ailled lot. He'• been wort- beeu . the G& I '· bles nU.um j Standings SEOAL ALL GAMES STANDING Ires tone I'D rom D• t L L I' IrS n oon J:" TSAM i! D. I' i W Alb••• " " " 12 Nelsonvlllt " 9 Jackson .. .. 7 Wellston · · ... 6 Middleport " 6 Logan .. . .... 4 Pomeroy .... 3 Gallipolis · · · · 2 L P 0 4 89Z 114 victory withoUt a loss by clob·. He was quickly . loUo'Nod by ~~~~=m;.,..:,; :: ~~'ala "''~a bound leader, haS bodrids I gallllo pe·nde4 1t«n St. ohal the Plains College, ve dilokllocl. Colle&• would not ud<lovld u,oey lrm u';"' b ""'' Laughlht, • startllJI forward, was expelled tol!IIWIDI a light durlna the game wlih St. JoiePhs (N.M.) SUnday. Mel.alJibUn was ohilraed with Ill a r tl n C I. brawl thai Wd ol~lclala f!•ln l!J a~lSoon, .~t • 1 1i1Je11 · . .. ·· All. STAilS TUesday II the home ol ~~=::::~~~~=:::;:;!Wirrell Plans II dilcussoclPlckena. for Achievement · PACIFIC I!I!IES ·IIRfi!KII by members, and report of Home Cooncll meeting by Mrs. Walter Brown. project for the aftemoon was "Meal Services for Dlfferent Occeions., sllde1 were shown, end a discuasion was held. This wu presented Mrs. Lillian Pickens, M r 1. Lyle Balderaon and Mrs. Ron· II old Ooborne. Present wero 13 members ond two guests. Powers, - · • ..• · --:rr - awful hard - .lh• put two · STOCKTON, Calli. (UPII61, and Aanland nudged Malone Loyola plckocl up 13 consecu. .'l The d 78-69. tive points while Dayton went They ve .been lookln11 sood. has "" ormer · Dayton overcame a It-point scoreless. The Flyers outshot real good, too," 1\llke reported Footblll League ll!!lll!lll Ed balllilno deficit to pull ·within the Ramblero from the field by law last week. Henke as 1!11 usiltlllt. coaeb. 57,56 of the Ramblers witb 4:03 two polnl•. but Loyola picked Racme's scbedUlt to dlte Benke played \tlth SID Fl'lllleft. But then 8-foot-li ooph<r up 26 points at the free tbro'N produceclthe8e victory marOIOCO for It .Yiaft before ,Jielllg Henry Finkel, who . line as Ron Miller and John gms: , · . traded. to the St. Loull Qlltdl. had 27 points for the Flyers, Egan led the ••ay with 25 and 71f47 ovor Kyger, li8-31 iNet uala. HI relll'ld IIIII 8111!'1• lotlled llut a bll(lminuto later. 23 point•, respectl~ely. Southwestern, 116-47 over RutAlderson-Broaddus hit an un- land, 71-49 over Pomeroy, '131 I believable 'IS p<!r cent of Ito 47 OV<!r Eutern, aa-62 over fir.! hall s!)bts against Yollllgs- Buchtel • York, 72-37 ovl!r W~ town )>ut the penguIns Still hama, 71-64 over Pomeroy, •1t)(lo f3 owned a 4SiM lead at the ball. 68 over Rlllland, 6848 over Wa· 1nd OP The state's lone unbeaten team hama, and 119-40 over N o.r t b ~7 then trampled tbe West Vlril•· Gallia. 7!!8 lOS ians in !be second hall, nettiniJ Thsl first aame ac:ore with 822 65 per cent of their sbols. Eastern (73-47) perhaps is IIIIi· WILL BE OUT OP THEIR OFFICES ~~ Middleport's Eighth Grade Tonight's five-game schedule leading. Until the fourtil quar· ..., basketball loam won Ita ninth features Xavier hosting canis- ter In which three Eastern reg'. From .,, . 855 game in 12 otarto Monday af· lu• in a battle of Catholic uni- ulara exited via foul.o, It waa SATURDAY, letto SAT••. FEB. ••• 880 temoon on the home gym floor, versity' ~po~w~e~rs~._ _ _ ____:~IIIY~body~~·o~b~a~ll_!i~ame~.:__ _.:_l!...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!l!!l!l!!!!!l!!!!!ll!l!!!,.!!l!!!!!!!l!!!!!l,.!.!!!!!-!!!!ll!!l!!!!!!!l!.! 750 48-28 over Kyger Creek. --·herl111 Alderson·Broaddlla, 93- Chuck !tor and Jim 13, Kent SIBle edaed Akron, 12- also regulars. w~k• h~s mo~•.center Uhnllr~l71 theN= ~ Jacket . Ei'..girth NOTICE I Dr. Ray R. Pickens w· Dr. John Ridgeway G d·e Tearn Another 6 790 1 7B6 8 773 9 799 :I 10 787 10 596 • •1 saturday'• Renlto: ' . G & J Auto gained undisputed first place in t.he Galli· Kyger's red hot and undeleatf h f 1t Atbens 73 Lancaa!Atr 57 ed 7th grade team ran over the - -polis Independent Bask1,lball Leaeue · or t e ItS lrne Ames-Berne 73 Nelsonville 63 Jackets' 7th graders 43-26 . , , this season Monday night by dumping Firestone, 81-72. Frldoy'o Gamu: '·;.,·'.~ :1 The Joss knocked Firestone from top spot for the first Athens at Pomeroy Middleport Eighth graders time sinco league play began last November. Nelsonville at Logan 'Nere led by Bernard Lyons and .. The vl'ctoru, was G. & J.'s 1 Mark Jackson at Wellston · I Tan~>eblll, I II d beach MikWith 11 . ' •''lilllth straight win and it was markers. pom s, o owe Y e Evans ''"' ,..,_ second straight Ume they Paul Smith was second for Middleport at Galllpolls. with 9, Bill Swan with 8, J i m : ""'" beaten Firostone. the looera with 11. Pete Nibert Conde I 5, Jeff Boggs 2, Jerry . & J . was led by the shoot- and BUJ Brolm put In seven. Salisbury Levels Davenport 2 and Mike Gress I. of Carl Wolle. Aaron and Firestone led at halftime, 38- Bradbury Quintet For Kyger, Grose had B. Moore 3• Barnett 9, llbllo 3, J. Math· Bullington, •• scbut with Wo~e 1 nd S r b • b'ned 7th nd . ;n ...... '"' a ts ury s com I a ews 3 and Reese 2 Wolle led all scorers w 'I h Mike Momson gettmg hot in 8th grades team clobbered Brad· & : f lh ·. . K pomts, Aaron Bullington hit tl•t third period the winners bury's 7th and 8th grade. squad g ~~~ng ':J e wm~~g ~15 while brother Eddie had gained tile lead. 34-17 Friday nij!;ht on Brad- . CerB d;'a ~rs Jwe;' 2mp ' Robinson's snapped a two- bury's hardwood. The Salisbury · ra ury 3• · yo I. • Daujust couldn't mus- game Ioolng streak by t;·ounc- boys went ahead at t,h• b•gin- ~hler~I~IBuc~le~ ~ ~u~l~n ~· a good attack . G & J was ing Evano, 88-54. ning of the game and stayed CorDe :por2 R uh 2 a H ' on the boards. Five Robinson's hit for double ahead. · mos ey • ous . • ag, John Milhoan was Firestone's figures as they shot long a n d High scorers for Salisbury ge~~Ji lngt~ls ~~k1rk 2· 8 ,i\.. b-sl ·hooter and the game's run- often. were Jack Stanley with 14 epor g grade 1 ·!l;;j.o«·UP scorer as he hit lor 33 WendeU Harris led the way points and Chuck Bartels with :~: ,rtay:hl Wahama "'; ~h • '- - - witil 19 points, Marvin !!:!cess 12. Leading the Bradbury of- da Fme 3 s seas~ nex on; )iDSOD had 18, Bill Jackson 12, Stan fense was Charles Aeiker with .~· p ~· • at Middleport, at Harris 11, and Herman Coler ftve points. Slltobllty's team . . · ' . ""10. will go on the road again O'BRIEN ENTERS MEET The lOss was Evans first ill Thursday when It plays Rut- NEW YORK tUPI)-Former tbree games. land. Olympic shot put champion . Evans was paced by Steve Parry O'Brien entered the MillFuller who scored 23 of the M. IN USE rose Games Monday and w.ill ' ' 11 Marion Caldwell was second FAYETTE, Mo. (UPI) _Mrs. compete against NYU's Gary CINCINNATI (UP() _ The with 18 points and John Fuller E. o. Hawkina uses a rolling Gubner and Texas A&M'• •ssault and battery trial of Cin· added 11. pin and bread tray that hU Randy Matson Thursday at cinnatl Reds slugger Vada Pin· Robinson's led at halltime by been among tile lamlly'a polo Madl1on Squere Gartlen. son _ sent into extra innings 38 pomts and never were in sessions since 1118; CHIEFS SIGN VAUGHT "Ill" a deadlocked jury last Dec. trouble. , . KANSAS CITY\UPI)-LoweU _ re-opened today In Mu- We1her s got m the scorinl! coaeheo on the UPI rating Vauaht, a :!Iii-pound senior 12 nicipat Court. groov~ again by beellb& Terry's board. Michigan, Kentu~y and guard trow Southwestern (La.) The Reds team batting cham- 116-57 m the finale. Davldsoo each rlmked lust on baa aigned with the Kanass pion was accused by sports· Foor. me~ hit double figures~ one ballot City Chiefs of tho American writer Earl Lawson of roughing " Weiher s .wanted to prove The ratinp wera buocl on Football League. - hlm up alter a night game they could wm ngam. · pmes played throU1b Satur· The &-loot-3 Vaught will be nere last September. Terry Glaze led all ocorero day, Jan. 25. lrlocl •• an offenalve euard. 36 r-. ~1'he cl.ubhwse altercation lol· With blg polllls, .1Ro 1 !~ Lehrm-d lowed a story Lawson wrote 1ey hit 1or 20, B1 . rura I .e lor his newspaper, the Cincin· had 17 and Ray Weiher put m nati Post and Times • Star, 14· , which said Pinson might have Kyger Cr~k • Jack Duncan won the National League bat· ~ced Terr~ I with 12 p(lln~, ling title if he bunted more. B1ll Wooldridge waa next Wltb Pinson said Lawson's use of the 10 · . , . term "stubborn refusal" had I Weiher s led at halllune, 47· botbered him. - 27· The life! • looted centerfield• ~· ended the season hltlina .313 and last week signed a con· I :ct reportedly calling lor $35,- , i The Dally Sentinel 9 Oh l02 Bradds Tallies 48 8ut io B.eaten, •9 ~:n~.b~~·~:~:~..~J.hf~DOE;.rz~:a.~~~=thhs:.:.:"~ ~ co:rr • 1 lly lJalle4. Press IDtet'llallollol rough play and I peraollllllgalnll lht lillie tum, at the ; 1 _ Ohio State Is beaded no- foula. aame place - Jenlaoo Fieldbut Gary Bradds ap- The defeat all but malhemat- house- u Llleb Itt BuckJii!ars beaded for a repeat '"' ically knocked the Buckl out of eyes' single game record. j the All-America team oil his I the race for a f1lth COIIHCUIIve The l-1001-8 s e n I o r from performance In the iluckeyes' Big Ten title or ahare thereof Jamestown continued his 1811· J, last two games. as their leaiue mark fell to ll-2 tastlc accuracy, hlttlnl on IS of ' Bradcls tied the fabulous Jer- i and overall record to 8-7. :14 field goal attempts. ry Lucas' single game record Bradds has scored 95 poilll!l In other action Monday nl£ht, '!I 48 Monday nigh!, but Ohioj in 1M last two aameo to move Loyola (Ill.) pulled away from ' State lost to Michigan State, 1into contention for the national Daytm lor 1 70-M decision, !«D41, in a game marred by I scorin& crown. Hil 48 C8lptl Youngstowll 1101cllocl ill 16th I Poll 5 S, er!i. ~ i I ["&does il I I ...Dilly,lelltlpeJ. PO!WOl'lllldli)JOrt, .0 .1 Jan. a8, 10M 59.3 points per game to their the fan be ml8ht as well •IV 1111 hal ..ll)'lblnl to pill, Ill!' They have lost 45-38 to North opponenll' avera1e of 5U, home tonight to wa~h l T\1 thlnslo IDu. On tho other haild, Gallla, 'IH7 lo Racine, 11-49 Exlelvlld only once, (68-62 we•terh, don't hill into that W· Racln•/• Mm ro. Ted llalloy, lo Soulhwetiii'Q, and 8WZ lo over Buchtel • York), the Tor· odvloeo trap, Eaotem II 0111 to 1Mr1 PrP, l>unuto jVk:kltr,., AJhaDY. , . ol Southern IAcol Hillh Jllllke • battlt ol it, and, Juda· 1lnaco lloeile, and Mu KDoP,p Otlltr viC!IGI'k!!l have COllie OV· have posted average point tot· ed on the history ol the long· ID'Y have trouble btcomlnt ... er Kyaer 5S-52. ...,.7 over Rut- als ol 73.1 in 10 schedUled aames Eastern • ll,a<lne oerkil, this eltod oboolt odd!"' ool)o thelt land, 4741 over ~ey,.,, -.&1 011· to their opponents' 47.9 per .one could be tile Tornadoes' 12th vlollm . (14 ill all flllllll· er Southwestern. game. ltoughe•t teat to date. lncllldinfl tournOJ), ev111 lboujh Tho Ea8iet ban averagocl , II these figurea ouuest to Mother way to put It Is East- It Ia tilelr ancllm rival, Ean- ~~ w~ere, I ' ' .- ' ij '' SPECIAL '61 CORVAIR MONZA 4 DOOR Automatic!, white with red vinyl es. A sharp one for oni:r bderlar, wJi1w *' KARR & VAN ZANDT ~EB. 1 ii Trial .!e-Opened Jn ' ""i"'CY Today .......... ""'~"~J -·, 4 • • different. I had never owned • Dodae In my life, Juat lowoprlee ean. And, frankly, thay've Juat been-can. I wanted more than that, &Omethlna dlllerent. Tbat'a bow I eame to buy my first Dodte recently. And l actuai!J paid l8la · than lor other low-price l.lBtl· You can N eun, dill won't be the last ~ae ·l'U.ever own." ... James G111tl, Lincolli Park, new owner of 1 '64 Dodatll30 "You might sayl'm one of 1he Dodge Girls! Some Very UCLA Still On Top In United Personal MONEY Asks Jory Trial 1 ; , Pinson, arrested Sept. 3 at "'the >tadium. was bOOted at the . .' . Ce~tr.l Police Station and 1'&leased on $300 bond. He NEW YORK (UPI) - Six No IIIIICI to bott- blc brother, the big · requested a continuance the members of the top 10 made "'- ar.tbat big fkumcier. Just phone next day in police court and advances today and unbeaten !If aa Ure for quick approval later ..ked lor a JUry trial. UCLA celebrated one morith ••• $100 ••• $300 ••• ~0 or more. Tht:n The trial opened Dec. II, but atop the nation's major collqe tllop fl!r your JDODI!Y. Choose your the panel CQUid not reach a ver· basketball powers in the Uaite4 OWII till • " ' !lire to give you our dlct and reportedly stood eight- Press International Board of mJDIOill dollar ~ on these hun· four for acquittal. Coacl>ee' ratings. clred tfA1IIr - . . It'l llO confidential MaXImum penally for assault Loyola of Chicago the deand battery is six months in l<!ndln& NCAA cbomPlon wu jail and a $200 line. mott respon~lble lor tile AI the trial the baseball ll1e cllanlll- The bmblln writer testified that Plneon loll to Memphil State and . "grabbed my shirt and puahed Wlclllta 1811 w.k and piuJn. m. oga1wt tile wall when I metod' from tleCOIId to nllltbtried to walk away.'' Refertlne place. The other l8lml movocl &CMN to the article, which PIIIICIII up to fUI In the · -les, · had in his hand, Lawlon told ~dpn tool! ovw lba ftlllo the court, "I dldn'l want to tallt; lllmiP spot and Kantucky (No. about it with him, but he wu 3), unbeaten DaYidlon (No. 4), bloctlng my path.'' VanderbUt (No. 5) and Duke PID- Worned (No, ll aU IIIOYed up - pool. The ciefendant aod teammate t1on from lUI week. . Frank Robinson stated that the Wll:hlta Main mode the bla· llpoJ'ISWI'Iter's llblrt was torn gest JumP, from e!gbth to ' · ODiy Wloen he attempted to pull sixth, rld}ng an eight-game away !rem Pln1011. winDing streak and a """"' ' All agreed Lawson had manclll1a IH) lead In the Missou· 4 SAVINGS CO; • "Vada, don't !Duell me r1 Valley Villanova theu~D be trouble. • . ~ll"il -.yentb , lud ~ the Jury was dismlutd Stale .lleltt 611 to 10111 plb. refused cllmment, bill vet \ Ncotve4 the aame ' . Lawson oaid, "I bope point total It •llfllod last week SIKDaturt Lol!lt II; citr LOan 1o GuarantJ co. the batting title next -w polnta, jtllt four !llltl than Pomeroy, WY2-2171 never queitloned bit a perfect 360. The Bruins were 125 E. Main St. abi!Uy.'' rantad No. 1 by a II tile 1 Press Ratings : Black Tube Type_ • • "1. didn't believe Moore's all that jazz about not costing any more • than '. . .. low-priced cars. ·II!·· II,_-··------, Total uao 401 427 186 H - laD• odd J. ReynoJdo w. 414 Lambert 458 U1 . colll1 J. Stewart G.~ D. lltannt1 TOTA.i. · othtrlow-~CIIrlllootedat.~' ,tlllta 4S4 - , Well I Loll. 1 I "" Yad. • Mlbd. T. Henne.uy ' Stanley F. Nernlhlck, Wtriel),' new oWner oil 'M Dodge Polara 4-door Sedan J.l~r .. ·H. B:. Tbolllll0 L. Klmltdt 16-·· G. GardMr HIIJldlcap Total ~ Well 11AIU Pillll - Waa fi Loti I Pollia I Rip Van Winkle slept for twenty years, no wonder! 0 6 J Alto Pam Jim Johnson Jllll Sleooo Thomll R. JlawllngJ J), He had an electric blanket W. Grueaelllandlolp for relaxing, sleep TOTAL I Llot I Polata I W<loda Rololllll ..lot coaxing warmth. . Edw~ Orale ScidUinl Stobarl ' 'I'O'I'At Willi I Loti I Polato I the ELECTRIC co. - J'ru•l• Jt'lorllll ICpiaht W, l)a·. · Mlrtln ' IBllll ' ... ··' 'f.~'~ ·~· Wllford !J'OT.U. . ...... l ~------ !299 Coal-. '' ·"';~ 4 { » • ,"ii.;,r',< 0. • •• •• . • 1n TOTAL O.AN· iWJdlfl ••• FLAMELESS ELECTRIC fairy tales Kloel ' Blilld R. Davis J. Duerr Sqlilr YOUR DODGE BOYS .TIJANK YgU·! . ITY • Wa 1 Lolli Polllt I tnHe loob it. ,&Ad • lt. What a pliallllt aurpriM l &ot when'l lllW The Dod&e llo181 My ll.ftr ' Dodltt fiCtulll;, coat I • tlwl the 4etti~A wr.... ....., ...... • • • • • • • • • 488 B!Jq ' OhliniJer Burton Gress Holme• HandiCap ' J thouglit it ,..:a come-em, beJ . ·-IIMR a~medlUIII•pdct\1 - Dod&a ... 'Cit, alwa,a 'l t From here, there and eveeywhere, the word'• around that the dealt• DodAelltelult . Is, The Dqdge Boys are oft and running to another ~lea amaabln& year. ~d they have real fine ~utomoblles and down·to•earth dealln& tcS thank for lt. Mo•t of all, theJt laatsar, ojJ ,' to you, nelihbor. ·You started us oft with Iota of "'The are th~nkltit •<~••t·! M • · Dodge . ! • • • ...... •• • • 119s"••• . Nclfp ''r liN : USE YOUR CREDIT AT MOORE'SOPEN AN ACCOUNT -PAY DAY TERMS Ann Marie Allard, East Delfoit, new owner . of a '64.compact Dart GT 1 Clf't • ' I'm really alild 011 Dod&•· Pard· eularly the new Dart GT.ln fact,. I've never felt so much at home In a car before. I used to trade-In for a n...., car every year, but thll one•tbla one I want to keep." AIR-MASTER ·NYLON ,67oxu wanted to try somethinf- • • • NEW COOPER ... • ;;_ " • �' • . l .,.a·sS.l• f1•ed1 s-_Da_Uy_FO~Se!!n~!.,;ln~tt,~Po~m-e-ro-y·-'MI-dd-le~poFO~rt~, It' 1 -'1\. ' ds .Get ~ ~ Results. 2 SIGNS OP QUALITY For hnt RO:_:.,!:Jan._211, __ ---·,\IJLI!lkPING ROOMS lor ~otmerocy ,.,,o or o. 1962 lmjMII Conv. Cpe. $2395 Black finiah with black nylon top and spotle1_s ciMD black interiM, tb.ia low mHeage car is far a:bove average an'd must be seen to be appreciated, automatic trans., power .steering and brakes, 200 H.P. V8 en~ine, whitewall tire• that show 1957 Olds Super "88" St. Wagon _ 127 Buttemul Ave.' s bedr<Jom bcme 1 10 tic' on IJDcciD Blll, l'omerOY·. IW blllha, PI hot water !unlace. tm.....U1te JI0S508810b. Telepllone WY z. 2186 or WY w.m. 124 lie ' AUTO, SALIS 115'1 Pbkb TID raekl~ Stm: CiRII overhauled, new tlrft and batteey.....00. See lllOIId Rowe, Racllle, R. D. lfl The -.l!llfDI ecal4 liCit haft blacten !foil hid beeb 1 hl»oiiiHioo ~ The briDPC PI I h . . 1M - And - .... • _ bll ,. . """' cMn. ,_ . WIIIIDI IDizodooed lbo ... meat ct llrlber1, tho CJI tho •llllellce .by lllt 1111111 ovordaoo, !!lid 1M plar of ~de T;elevision Revue LOCAL AND STATE. News Of Masori County~ West,Virgind, lead'"' sm.» HOJiYWOOD (IJPI) :... on E11!m1 Award w1tb 111 tblJ 11 •\ ~w bwdnea ~·-· lbere 1IU unuiUol Jn- lit "*- Over """'• "ptltootpllo" d>eapeood u d ~TV's ""nle DefeDIIers" CJ1 II II no ...,..t !bat the avoided I lloackD Mlllotm 3on. 18, wblefi dealt With an fUror eoneemJDg tile with lla tab)eel, lltlnl 1M oetor 111111ble to pl fUel 116- otemmed from the fact lbal 1!811 way oul. AI IIIII point It caUJe ol past polltlcal lfflli• mere 1Ubjtc1 was treated Cll 1 beeame clear that In bandlinl. llon.t. uetwort. ADd 11 11 the belief of oilier IGClal pnllell rideo playa A apolt:llllllll at CBS Aya IIW! viewer lbal so1ue of the bo- bave beea I& leu! a:. lmjlrwo. some. lhow people bere wbo ,..,.. for the play- 1 dr• live. mla.ed .the epllocle bave uked ma-reaulled from a deep to 1t' lfter beariDg aboutiL ll<lnallnvoivema~t w11b 111e 1UbII bU been reported ' dJat ject illelf, I depth of emotion ~ 111011 ol !he pel'IOIII who called that . farg.m wealmea... lbal LWOWIII the ~1-lilk here after tile pro. mJPI otberwlle have been Muk gra111 . Wllll aired protuled pointed 11p more sharply. Some J.Lorp about · ft. The CBS opok..,... llbow business friends have I.Wiild .ays ,lbiit In New Yon, 011 the aued beatedly with me, "' other "fialtd, the response was strlctly as a play l1lll vi.,rerl 10. li'Nlt llleoak heavtlr. favorable. Make of It feell the hour was lor short ~~.-., what· you will. the mUiennlUIII. I&&-Wh!t Uke to In the play, tile b~:::J will! here II the quallty of lbat while choractera were H.l'r!DieA tlraml(as a drama and nolhlllg too much to swallow. The ..,. Ja. Yeo:Sp. else; ~ reasOD II tile estrav• lor's wife was portrayed as a 18.Dip gant · IIEIB8nnaa that met the woman of perfect goodness; 1?. SO!e<t nour, ln theatrical circles, tba oon was full of tile IDO.II lofty 21.Scisubjetit · loochea the erilotlona Ideals; and tile actor, whlle full 18.Botch .Awith 'IIi& sensitivity of on open of doubts and well·portrayed, a T ol!eot. nerve. And II lJ blghly possible wu .UU also depicted as a 18. :Mllnpao oent :hal those televlolon people wbo man of perfect heart. The boy, D.Boyo felt violently sympathetic to- by tile way, was so ward the drama will push II for Brando-IJh u to be llll!lei'Ving. IIO.SeorcltfoiP NlrELY Furnlohed 4 1'001111 IIIII both apartment, Middleport. Phone 1 WY 238'14. $495 i_. One local owner, like new tires, automatic, power steerinc, power brakes, radio, heater. INFORMATION ,, j t 11Z511c lltUe wear, ndio and heater. WANT AD ... • ~ ... IUtnded ...,...._ ~··1M • ,tdeo. tii; haft bieeo ~~~aile ...,,,...._ .. CJI 1111, tbrouCb tbt weeti7I!Oitilll'«~ aU lllllwGtta. But ba9lllg.a point cl vl!lw dilea· DOt prevent 1M fiiiMI at wrllerll tiara dllplayillf uu. bUme cmnpaM!m for all entlra 1111uat1m rather tblll ani)' let tbelr lllde cl lt. OQMkW eom. puolm II M11J DCt eitlalpuo tdm II Ill. 'l1le brUliiDee of 1M mYel ''To 1WI A Mua~JCII'nl" II ., .ampio d. lllaL _.... ....,.gn., ., ... IIAII.IIIN~~IEY~~~~~~~~ti ~ DAILY CROSSWORD I would -................. deal -........ ..c......,. -49...... ... _ Runnerup to · Miss Bluefield 8oelal )frlllelt 411**1 IIWI)' cloGn ......... oleo llliljoell. I'll 1M 11!1.:- fl ILW- ---· ------·D.OO!ar k- .......... -~ ...... a~cp IO.Littlo II.Kb!dot ... M.Wioa4 .'d'. --~ ~ ~-: ~ " . ~ ·. . ' ' 'I.Now Englal!4 _,. M.Cbop Habllf<w te.Dnp U, Hea41an!l DOWN 1.'1'oa- DAILY ClBYPTOQUOTE - Bue'1 1!ow w work it: AltYDLBAAXR Ia LONGFELLOW 0no lettorlll!nply .W.dl! foiP !II!Otber. In thlo ample A Ill for tbe tllreu L'-, X lor the" .two o·.. etc. Stngh!l lettera, B~· trophle., the length. and ionnatlon of the 'NOfdl are a.ll hi n t1 da,J llle <Ode !etten are cllt!e!'el!l. · • Crnlto- PVGBC DICK TRACY Jv CHESTER GOULD NAW~ Quofallo• CNVSitl w · Jl'lt-.BURNINU THEM. MDD'! Y-.JoJ'o ~ WRILI: lti.UIY YOUml PA!In'· IDR8 IMrl'ATII Jill, ONLY A l'lilW WDIIliiSTAND M&- k l"lnl!'• We bave to re•- tile baby altter!" PIC.\880 WMPO Radio •I ~ ~ •· SEED IS LIKE A MARRIAGE - Ono mtiSt eo a lot on faitll and assuranoes . and with seed you lllf.llt rely Oft the trademark on tne bq. You can rety on our LANDMARK brand on tbe bag- il's your gt~ar · antee of Q161Jily. We're in the seed i!ibusiiii·iii...,-.,;liii~lly.ear-around: We shmd behind every ba& we sell! \, • Monday 'j'lu'ouJb Friday. 7 45 SigD bn, Tbe Lilellne 8 OI''Ohlo Valley News 8 05 Ohio Nation, World News 8.10 Sports "oday 8: I&· · W~atber j'icture B:1S Musical Clock 8:56 Community News 9:00 Ulx!hstrill8 9:30- ·Publle Service 9 45 Family Worslilp Hour 10:00 Muon Conrjly News 10:05· .Talk ol the '!'own 10:55 'World News II 110 wonderful World of Music 1L05 Momlng Melodies (""""P' Friday, ., Chull:b BeDs Ring) 11-45 Wor' News 11 ·55 Mason County News 12·00 C&>IDDJUnlty Newo 12·05 .t:.ocaJ , News 12'10 MorPI.!I 12:15 Mid Day Weather · 12·2Q Jlulle!ln lllllfd 12:25 News 0 llr8!D3 12:30 Agriculture Agent 12:45 Country Go Rouud 1:65 News Beil 2:00 Country Go Round 2:55 Nen Bell 3:Qjl Mid Way Matinee S:a!J Cbrj.l)mas Wreath '~· ~-~ Doa ~ ......-..-..· !. TliiRY ~:00 Community News 5:05 World & Nat'! News 5:15 Spulligbt on Sports 5:25 Weather 5:30 Slgn Off SATURDAY 7:45 SlgD On, The Llfellne 8•00 Local, Oblo, National News ond Sports 8:15 Weather Picture 8:16 Musical Clock 8:55 News 9:00 Musical Clock 9.:30 Soll8 & Stoey Hour 9:45 Famlly Worship Hour 10:00 News 10:115 High School Hit Parade 10:55 News 11:00 Army Time 11:30 Special Community f'rol. 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grllml 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:55 News ~:Oil Saturday Matinee '.1;55 News 8:00 Saturday Matinee 1:156 News 4:00 Dlsclnl! with Dou 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 News Summary 5:15 Publlc ~ce 5:30. SliJI Off MONDAY 111RV I'IUDAY: 6:00 SigD On News 5:05 Sacred Heart 6•20 Country J!llllboree 1:36 Farm New• &:45 Meigs Agr. E1den. 7:05 Breaklas1 Party 7:30 Van Patrick Sports 7:50 The 7:50 Report 8:10 Brighl Star Sbow·Thur. 8:45 Baker Fum. Shull-l"rl. 8:55 The Llgbter Side us Betty Newtop 10:05 Minla!A!rlal A&BOC. 10:20 Country -Down 11:05 Swap Shop 11:35 Fl!!'ID Bureau 11:40 Ei Rancho Time M·W 11:40 14osou Co. Agr. lbt.·Tue. 11:40 Famlly Worsblp Br·Thur 11:40 ASC PrngriUIJoJITI. 11.5& The Upper Room 11:88 Dow Jooes Averagea 12:00 Noon Report 12'15 Music Just For You 12:15 GoesSler's Guest Star·Frl. S:OO Platter Party . 4:15 Blaettnar Show·T·Thur. 4:30 Local Nen 4:156 Bowilnll Scoru 5:00 The Opea Ra.d 5:45 ~ Off SATURDAY 6:00 Sii!D On News 1:06 Country Music Time 1:10 Col!atry JambOree 1:!5 1:45 7:05 8•115 11:00 12:00 12:15 12:311 1:00 1:15 S:45 5:45 Norman Kraefl Country Express Breakfast Party Hlgh School Football Top Ten Show · Noon Report J01101 Buick Show Rev. Merlln Teeta Football Warmup OSV Football Platter Party Sli!JI Off LITTLE OR!'HAN ANNIE HM·M ··"Xl'RE THE FIRST I '"MAl<:E" "SEEING EVE• 01' THI<l' GIRl. I'VE' """" '100 ARE lii.!JtiT e\I~NIET IT'S Rp;'t"HER E,_RAS'OI"~ 10 FEEL SO f ~. AI'OO lJ9!!ml SVNDAY 7:00 Sign On Newa 7:35 The Army Hour 1:00 Herald of Truth 1:35 Hour o1 Dellverllll<a t:OO Wlnp o1 HelliDI t:31i Tho Bible Speab To Yw 10:00 Voice ol Prophecy 10:35 SUnday Show 11:00 Country Ryma Time 12•00 Noon Report 12:15 Tbe Search 12:30 Rev. Morlln Teeb 1:00 BUiy Gralwn 1:30 Lutberon Hour 2:00 The Churth AI Work 2:1.1 The Navy Swings 2:!5 The Big Lie S:Oil Thi Quiet 11oar 3:!5 The SUDday Showcase 4:35 World lD Review $:00 Bapllll Laymal!'s Boor 1:16 a-wn Sereaade 8y GEORGE WONDER WINNIE WINICLI! M155 6 0 WON ! GET NO!NO!YOIIYI INIJNID a-ERY• 11(/Nfif cattle. Frank Pauley, MY~3298. 1·23-tltp ANtiOUNCING TH. OPENING OJii., .. '}' ., ~J,., , I •• ITS TJ.tE SAME STORY. WE KEEP TAKINCi "'Tl-4EM. SHE KEEPS JGVCLQ TDLR VR DQLGKDY~ •va RLR.P.JtDBBitVDBB JGVCYSX. -li'LY1'81t1JWA II!Uit i i ':!ll •• Sj>llmla&' CNL ~ --~- ·-·~ A . '· ~. .~~f~~~ i ·-t e ·... . ... . ... a~~a~roa II.Ganneo& Catd of Thanks ' MI?S. STONE ON THE: PHONE! : •' ' .:. �• \\ tessings ol mer,·ca are Theme .!'.. " Godosonic 81..., Am<olca" wa• Around And I-: ' About Middleport '' Annual Senior """ ....., B d the~ !If~:= wl~ an Banquet, meet Feb. w ill Ohrlll Chutch, Dane PI d Clncianati -,lth reglslrnllon e anne Only Few People are 1\ble T0 wnte . QuaI"Ity F"ICt'lOB f:O:: f!! 'k- 1 7 " • r • . ',, enttn·.t\ ' NOY YOU D'OY . Winter Con/ererlf)e Frank A. vaughan. one! 1011 Drew Webtli!r Pool No. :It wete 1n Columbu• SJm. day, atteootn11 the annual ~~ate· •- con!erenoe o1 th• w.'de will~ •-rlcan Legion of Ohla. II ;~;" held In the Youth Center the Ohio Eiposltlon 011 groonds, With approximately 900 present. ......... _ , . , . . Anch-ew~ of atarting at 1 p.m. Final pi••• were made lor steven Walburn, son ol Mr. S"""'•' -~ will be by fllo annual ~en lor baod banquet , h 't them ,..._ ...,...,.., ' ilbe the Rev F I od aod Mro. Dale Walburn, was By . Bo..cbo M. IIHklllt aven . seen . Mrs. Ru...u Raney, Groel\ville, and dance at the J I - : topic of · ree a guest of honor at • surprise JAN. Zl - Po~!oted question Fancy str~ped and nora! President's addreBS; a conoert In anuary mee • ~ Sunday afternoon at the party given by bls mother and asked me this week - "What s~l• are pretty, but agoln reading of " Don Juan ln Hell," s!..:'!rs~bl~lddl~~<trl~ ;I'IU'oai Religious tflor~a~';; Mr and Mrs. Harold George, a great aunt, Mrs. G. W. do you get when you cross an I d prefer the white. (George Bernard Shaw) , and a even! at tbe high 0 :ot:.~~ held Gallipolis, were recent visitors Hthamb~rthda · In obThservancet of his owl with a goat! " My offspring puts It, " Motheth- final addreu at the 10 a.m. ,.,._ Mrs. ~-rt Schmoll presidenti,be Pomeroy Masonic Tern· with her parents. Mr and Mrs I y. e par y v.:as The answer ''Hootenanny." er, if you'd had your way on Feb. S by Miss Emma presided ' , ftt., sponsored by the Pomeroy L.W. McComa• held at hjs home with Mtss ' would still be in EngBenlgnus "Our Part .IJI Mr &, Gbe k band Prlnolpal speakers for the 0• rMr. aod Mrs. Sidney Rus- •Charlotte Glue usistil\g with I JUST LEARNED "HOw to land." Ml~try." · dig"";' r dlevent were National Commanclo Chapter 80 • Royal Arch Masthe party plans 1 hang my head 1n shame and recto< sp ayed the 0 • w eJ Daniel F Foley of Waba.. I _.,.._ sell, who reside In COlumbus, A "magic show" given by Choose Your Cancer." If the drum• recently purchased by ha MIM ·Ohio Congr08smu ~ William R. Hay08, high visited With relatives In Mod- I"Magician" Michael Mullen lung, a cigarette ; tl the mouth say to m!,se~. "You old Status Rigg~ the boosters. The aenlor ban<l John F. Ashbrook of JobDI' provided the entertainment I plpe ; if the bp, a cigar. I , you party will be held Saturday town a memb!r of the House ' prlest, was master of ceremon· dleport Monday. le! and welcomed the guests, Dr and Mrs. J J Davis Other games were played and Oh, man ! I OPENED A BOX of cooldes evening, Feb. 8 with IDOtherl Com~u.. on Un • AmerleM loUowed by the invocation by accompanied their daughter , prizes won by Kimberly WalI It was hall full. Made me of the band members planning Activi\ies, and Perle L. WhiteCharles Norris. Special num· Charlene. to Rhode Island burn Randy Swearingen and Mra. Frances Ewlnl cal ed Similar Instance last laD OrJ Q and preparmg the banquet. head ol Cincinnati retlr<!l! OJ· bers were presented by the choir where she will begm st'<'ond Vale;ia White. · me to say how glad she w~s " writ" the company _ Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Riggs Mr. Gherke announced .that ecUtive of the B~y Scouts of 1 ..of Qethel 62, International <;>r· semester studie.s at ~he Rh~e Following the opening of the that 1 ~njoyed my ~ew electriC · fl k didn't and daughters Caralynn and th~ Junior Band party :will be. America. .. 1 1 der of Job's Daughters, Mtss Island School of Destgn Miss lfts the chtldren wer,e seated bla~et and that shes had hers was corn a es. ere it Maralynn Tracy have been ~~- hek1 o(\pril 3 and the Juqjor ' ~ de~~~ b~~rte~us let.- cationJng in Florida for the past B:al)d ~n~rt Ma~rch 13. The ~r:u:::: ~099th~e:;.,bers!'fp ) Unda Darnell presented sever- Davi~ has attended Ohlo Uni- ~t tables carrying out a "Flint- & g1ft from daughter Easter • in .a] solos and the Freeland Nor· vers1ty for th~ past semester. stone" theme and were served Washington, D. C. for 17 years. a t ks two weeks. amual spring seruor band con- car . Y· ~.J 1 1 ris qua~tet sang several num- Mrs La"' renee Hartinger birthday cake, ice cream and Think of ~hat I've missed! ,, an~ ..w~ :~; ~~ ~~ir Th~y visited St. AugusUne, cert will ~ presented April 12. bers. has returned to her home alter punch Favors were given earh Mrs. E. saod they were much (20 tee \es Vero Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Approximately 30 band stuFollowing a cererriony by several weeks v1s1t w1th rela- guest at the close of the party. rno~e expensiVe then and that Well , maybe 1 w.:m't write the and while here were guests of dents wiU parUcipate iD the Bethel 62, the meeting closed tlves in Columbus. Present were Jill Anne Wal· shed protested but th~ blanket Mrs. Eunice Reed Hobart and sale and ensemble competition m'?n, but 'tis 8 tempta- her hu~band . to be held at Ohio University with the oenediction by Char· The Rev Donald Boone Is at- burn Nancy Buskirk, Mrs. came anywa~ and she d almost th d th t food than I don't want a special gift, ed h • · P 1 les Norris, .arter which the tending the annual aslor.s Blaine Walburn and daughter, :a er o WI ou only want 8 full cookie box. They enjoy, a yac t tr p in February. group adJouned to the dining Convocation bemg held th1s Kimberly. Mrs Charles Tussy 1ts warmth. And "GoOd Housekeeping .. ln.- on the Hobart s yacht and ~ere - - - -room fur refreshments. Mrs. week in Columbus and daughter Mary Francis The cost $40 to $50 that long their dinner guests on Fr1day. • . M' . Socle-William R Ha)•es, prestded at Stephen Coats. who Is a stu- R d S .' D0 I ago. sists you write these Other points visited were ANNOUNCE BIRTH The JUnior JSStonary . .· · an Y wearmgen, na because if ty of the Laurel Cliff F r e • the coftee service and Mrs. dent at Miami Umvennty, Is Vaughan Bnan IY'Jullen, Judith Twenty ,,es 30 or more years h evt'ls Pompano Beach, cape Cana- Mr. and Mr.s. Bennie Buck of M thod' I h h t t' t h . h t b eak Owen ·Valerie White Teri ago' Heard .. a' lady a practical ese IS c urc me n t Dale Smith at the punch bow I· spen dmg t e semes er r go ,onthen and ton. vera1• M'lamt,· Tampa, St· p e t• New Lexington are announcing e f th · · M d M · ' .. • b sn s · d recreatJon room o e parsonwith his parents. r an rs. Thomas, Janet Lee Neal and nllrse, say, " If I only could get A Jot of people squawked a- ers ur~ vher prmg!t an Ithe birth of a daughter at Mount age Sunday morning rollowing Robert Coats E . h Allen Henry. Gallipolis. Send- Rev . B - to use this blanket • nicotine tar and cancer Lakela d. T ey cross ove~ St. Mary'S Hospital in Nelson- Sunday School Mr. and Mrs Roger ~r:"Js ing gifts were Mr. and Mrs. I know about, J could get him and ·ust lookitr ' the bor er to Lomsana an ville, Saturday) January· 25. , . of Dayton. were recent vlsttors Raymond Walburn, Sr. Mr. out of thet sick bed." J · spent several days as the house- ~ Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmre and Mrs. ' with hi s parents, ~1 r and Mrs· and Mrs. L. W Walker. and Mr. He was bedfast and near LOOKING AROUND _ Mab- gues~s of Mr. and Mrs. pete Mrs. Ben Buck of Pomeroy and Ernest Powell are t~e leader.s C A Emmlsh. Mrs Rog~r E~ and Mrs. R. G. Clark. Sr death 's door but recovered and el Hysell crossing Moll st 00 a Hoffmka, returnJngk ~y w~y of Mr. and Mrs. George Craig of and Mrs. Gerald Pulltns the pt· were made for a cov· mish Is .remammg her~ .0 r1 went back~ preaching. Whethday well booted a~d pre- s~:.~y ~tsT an S ~me .r~~~ New Lexington Mrs. Anna anlst. Th(' group practiced the ~red dish dinner and a skating week Ewith. 1her paren s-m-rawd , ,, 1..- !'IO"M~t!M\IFw;w ,. er credit the blanket or con_ Larry Wehrung look- fr' d1 e Jfn MamR~ , eyMvlst d II Shoemaker of New Lexington is Junior Missionary song, and a _ · Mr mm1s 1 remams con me ,f..,"' · ,_,._, ' ' <': • 1en s o r. 1ggsh, r. an a great-grandmo th er. , ~-•· party when the Wide-Awake 4-H . . ~ stant prayers, I can t, to save fresh as a daisy in at Roll- M C B De ehap ter from th e study wuw., 1 1 H .1 1 club of Middleport met Mon- to Metgs Gelnera hospt ~ ·1 1 ~ me, say. But both did the _ I never saw as black " 1· 1 · t emt~ ~I ow~ : 1 The Bucks also have three "Mwene of the Congo" was day evening at the home of Mrs Ear ~ug t'r. . 0 ~:- ·rI work somehow' for 'twas plain- snow in my life as these big sere~ 0 b m~ eTs a n an oc other children, Charms, Cindy presented by Mrs. GUinore. A itheir advisor Mrs L W Me- bus, Js.Lexpec.te. to harrhive 1 ~ ly evident, uptown _ hasten the 8 su ur 0 ampa. and Edd.y. 1c:o1lecuon was taken toward the ' . . week fur a VISit wot er part f .. I II Comas. . ents. Mr. and Mrs C A Em' I);N IMMERSED when 'twill be gone - the BIRTH ANNOUNCED suppor o a misstonary am y, Janie Geranl. president. 0 P' mish. ,.. ~ I VE 8~ - , " . younger Owens chl~ren, Mr. and, Mrs. Robert Russell ANNOUNCE REVIVAL Attending were Benny and ened the meetmg Wllh ~on me Mr and Mrs. John Scht>wit- l Edn~ .~erber s A Kmd . and Michael, making a Brown, Des Moines. Iowa, an- A revival will begin Feb. 2 Bucky Wright, Greg Eblin, Lar· · Moles leading lhe gr~up ln the er of Columbus were guests ~ Magic, this past wee~; . man in .Janice . , nounce the birth of their first at 7:30 p. m. at the Hi~hland ry and Charie Michael, Nancy, .'Pledge to the Amencan Flag Thursday of Mrs. Cash Bralt'y Earl Ray Kesterson or Wilm- latest book, and autoblograph.1Chester and Lucille 8 child, a son, Robert Russel], Chapel on State Route 124, Rev. Darla and Kathy Gill, Brenda ~ and Mary Holeman and Betty V1sitin.., wilh Mrs Braley on ington spent the weekend with cal. Now 75 years old, she IS and grandchildren of Jr, wei~ing eight pounds· Sun. O'Dell Manley, pastor, an- and Dennie Gilmore, Junior, Russell In charge or the pledge IF n'day b was Mr s - r.' W. Van h'IS paren ts, Mr . and Mrs Dale still dat f her All "those E. L. Hughes's, recently "th 4-H fl l b "trade." k "So Big , , ar. day night at College Hospital nounced today. Rev . Roy Tayl- Dean, Wayne and Gary Pullins,· .w e. ag , Zant of Cheshire. Kesterson. won, er.~ . 00 5 ' ., .. ' here from three y~ars 10 in Des Moil1es. Paternal grand- or, Athens, will be the evange- Jack Jacobs, Martha and Lin· Du.rmg the t~usJness ~eetl:g - - - - Roy Keste~son spent the week- ant ..: "SCJmtrronTru kl~e p~~ - .we get 8 fide Pat parents are Mr. and Mrs Rus· list. There will be special sing- da Baker, Karolyn Soulsby, Ker· 8 8 a. repor.:_t onbe e ~..,~ P sa e w an executive meeting to be held t>nd with relatives 10 New Lex- lack·e. to ara ogdath n 'n shmy red convertible - sell Brown, Pomeroy, and rna- ing, Rev. Manley said. en Floris, and Wayne Leifh~lt. 11 1e gJven. Mem rs ~mv.mg caps Sundav Feb 2 at the McComas ' re-rea em a · e • the door handles, so com· te al grandparents are Mr ~ ~;::,:..;..===i:.-==========...i'-=="'-; money from the sale of h . at 3 p m for the pur· mgton. I have two on hand, ready to plicated that B.M.H. never did r; M W R Rei h t · ~ --"are to turn them into Mr~. ~:e of revisi~g the constitution Mr. a~d Mrs. C. K. Nease begm, "So Big ," and ''Cimaron to them - my brother ~arion~sO. Mrs.· Sara~ e~:o:: , Comas at school lmmedud.ely. of thP club The group planned and f<-lmily of Dayton and ron .'' used to say of certain pas- Minersville, is a great grand- I .;An~niOiouiOiniOiciiiiem iiiieiiiiniiiit'"wiiiiaiiiis"'m"'"'ad"'e=-,1 a skating Party In the near fu . M~s Mary HUJ and nephew, " A Kind o~ ~agi.c" tells ~r sengers. "I open ~he door, tuck mother. r t M1chaei Jones of Columbus were her house bmldmg m Connect1- them in s~ that no skirts are - ---For the last weak of the January Clearance u~~e next meeting will fea· weekP.~ guests of Mr. and Mrs. cut, her planting o.r trees, flow- caught, 'blow their noses, and IN Jr.DREAN EXERCISE Sale - Just received a big shipment of ture a potluck dinner With the E J . Hill. ers and shrubs tdl the place 1 then shut the door for them'' Army Pvt. Calvin C. Tolley POMEROY, OHIO !mPmbers providing food taken Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt was a P~r.adi~ - then reluc- I'm gettmg about as helpless, I Jr., son of Mrs. Pearlle S. Ryn, Living R o o m Chairs, Recliners, Swivel from the menus suggested in and son Bruce of Columbus tuantly g1vmg Jl up. lt had cost who used to do the above ri~­ Carpenter, and other members Chairs, Fireside Chairs. Many styles to LAST TIME TONIGHT ' the year's project "Fun With were weeken~ guests of Mr. and ~II the procee.?s of "A Pecu,l- marole much as he did- Wei\, of the 7th Infantry Division ••MARY MARY" i• select from. Long wearing nylon tapestry I Food." Vicki Van Matre was in Mrs. E. J. Hill. 1ar Treasure. a book shed I must get out the beans took part in Exercise Snow (Technicolorl . charge of recreation for the I Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt written whjle the house was awarm, fry some sausage, open Storm in Korea. Tolley Is a rlfieand vinyl upholsterin"' on sale on the 2nd Debbie Reynolds , Bam Nel · of, sweet pickles or spin· man in Company B, 3d Battal- 1 JJon, Diane McBam, Michael evening with prizes won by Rob- and son Bruce of Columbus buildmg, floor. Rennie. bie Ord and Debbie Maiden. were lleekend guests of her m~r (this rage for some sweet ion of the 7th Infantry DiviColorcartoon There were 13 memb~rs pres· Mrs. W. A. Morgan. IF YOU HAVE ambitions as setzes me every midwin- sion's 32d Infantry in Korea. He ent. Mr. and Mrs. Herbellr t He rdto writmg a novel , a good one, apd there's about ' a dollar arrived overseas last Decem- 'WED. ond THURSDAY 1 1 of Be e onta ne read "Magic" and get all over and a half meal for 15 cents ber. Jan, 29-30 I TO HOtD INSPECTION weekend guests of her it, and now. Because the chanwhat more can you askNOT OPEN Pomeroy Chapter 80, Royal · Mrs . .Welby Whaley. ces are 1,000 or more to one hoping you are the same, J reArch Masons, will hold their Miss Genevieve Stobart was that you can't, you know. Only main (I think) _ B.M.H. annual inspection at the Ma· called to , Col~mbus Saturda.Y' the extremely gifted, willing to sonic Temple Friday at 7:30 p. by the serious Illness of her Sl~ live lhe most arduous and con. CIRCLE MEETS m. wl!h work in the Royal Arch ter, Mrs. ~· N. Grueser. who 18 fining life on earth, can really The Emma Smith Circle of Marti degree. A dinner will be serv· a pahent m Grant hospital. do this. Several hundred typed the Reorganized Church of Jesed by the ladies of the Porno- Mrs. Charles Mullen Sr. spent pages a day;-./jlr endless days us Christ of Latter Day Saints SpaiD, Brl· roy OES at 6:30 p.m. preced- Saturday wtlh Mr. and Mrs. on up to live years and beyond, met at the home of Mrs. Edith Colon. ing the meeting. William R. John Frick . is routine. . Harris for their monthly meetHayes, high priest, invites all Mr · and Mrs. Marvm Spen- There are only 250 people m ing January 21. The theme for SUN, MON. ond TUES. companions to attend. cer of Dayton were weekend this whole country who make the month is ''Everlasting GasFob. 2·3-4 guests of Mr .. and Mrs. Ralph 1 their entire fiving by writing, pel Teaches Stewardship for "A NEW KIND OF LOVE" (Tectmicolor) Spencer and Mrs. T. A. Hewet· profe_ssiol:'l writing, I mean. T'1me and ~t 't " Tbe wor· MEET TODAY ~ erm ~· PauJ Newman. Joanne Wood· The Middleport Athletic Boost· son. . This s by actual, expert ship service was conducted by ward Thelma Rtter, Eva Ga. ers Association will meet TuesMr .. and M~s. Lorenzo Da~ls count. Faye Proffitt. The business bor, Maurce Chevalier, Geo. Tobias. da} at 7:30 p.m. in the high ~eft t~ls ~ormng for 8 vacation meeting w.as opened by the PresColorurtoon1 school cafeteria. m M1ar~u, Fla. They were ac- 1 THINK WE TAKE for grant. ident, Mrs. Harris. All • Pinehill pallclng? Car drink Hke a flab? Art car-pecked? =..,.===.;_===="JI compamed by Mr. and Mrs. ed some o( the really wond er· ports were read and discussCan't manage ,most parkA bulky car is often a Robert Stanley of Athens. foods that come to our ed. Cards were signed by those Ia o too-big car bullying .ing spaCes? Rambler lets Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ward and t&ble At breakfast today [ had present. Game! were played thiratY car-gaa bills look you? Get a friendly you in where others don't. daughter, Donna of like the national debt. Find exotic fruits or the derefreshments served to 10 Rambler. It's eo eaay to r Yet Rambler gives you inWells, W. Va . were Sund~y therefrom - namely, and one guest. There out about Rambler's famed handle, baa all the get-upguests of her brother and stsgoud old American standbe a study period the first side room for 6 adulta! economy at your dealer. and-go of the big oneo. l ter-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. K. D. orange JUice, a regular Item In February at the Matheny. a great majority of tables, home Mrs Barbara Roosh 11 Mr. and Mrs. Rnbert Collins guess. Then I had pineapple · ' . . for spread, and this WED SAnJRDAY and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Collins, Mrs. Garnet Nu- had "doctored" with juice of Virginia Clifford, South 7th-st, zum and Silas Collins of fresh lemon. I lind this too hqa- Middleport, and Edward G. ersburg, W. Va. visited Sunday sweet (pineapple) Is enhanc- Moore MiddleP.Ort exchanged Only ear with the Best of Both: bi;-car room and pertormance-compact-car economy and handilnl ease. with Mrs. Calije Logan who JS three-fold by lemon juice - wedd.;g vows Sunday Jan ill at the home of her son and sure to try it. 2Gth in Columbus. ' · GIANT daughter·in~law, Mr. and Mrs. But then there was coffee - --;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;:;;;; 1 George Logan, Hemlock Grove. · an tmport, Toast, butter, r 12 LB. Skip Logan spent the week· cream of wheat. TUB I end at Hemlock Grove with his You can see by the above grandparents, Mr. and M r a. I'm fighting (?) a losing battle George Logan. on calories. As who isn't? l~ou HOSPIT ALITV IS TOPIC Hospitality in the home was IT'S JANUARY :!0, and theythe program topic, when the 're still drawmg numbers each 5ook oycla. • Aulomltlc DrJ shuts home week uptown for merchants Portland Great Bend. dryer ott when clothe& • Frilldairo underwater club met at the Xmas prizes. Personally, we 1111 just-ri&hl dry. Al:tlon Zano helps pt home of Mrs. Paul Sayre. Mrs. the whole thing. For Tlme<l dl)li~ too. dnlhes fabulously cleanl Marion Furbee and Mrs. How· thing, there's probably mu~h ard Ebersbach were 1eaders. A too huge a first prb.e - a car. • SudaWIIIr Sanr Modol • Spoodlor Flowlna Hoot film was shown to !lixteen mem· And half the ttme the winner WDR-61atMbaODit. dries b.....-fresh. bers and two visitors. A pot· sells it, already has a car, or • Dopon- 11'1 the • l'llrcol.tlln Enameled luck meal waa served at noon. cars. • dntq~. The February meeting Will be My suggestion - why not give ~llurdt' FQaidliM · · · held at the home of Mrs. Ralph a whole slew of smaller prizes McDade. and let every one Win, or at 95 least dozens more? li's kind of oor merchants their system's a poor one, seems .• ' '• ' Ep~~coJHil F om•n Meet ""-b.· :. "'eh· D1"d You' Know Tho· t . . • Youngsfer IS• Honored on 7th Birthday I ·Dllly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 28, ~ - ' .. fa • Ytlltw•• N-•1 P1!!E .... ...... . . . . . . noi . . . . ..W_ scb.J.- I fomi/y ••• Is Home From I fl "d T • 11p I '' Junior Mission Group Meets ot Laurel Clilf d . Coveted D'.Sh Dinner Skating Party Planned .mns I Mam/y About peop/e 1n • c Barnes I el 1 of ' ' 1 Saturn Sends. Pile of • Junk Ill Earth Orbit I . . p 0met0y I !n W DS ELB ERFE L MEIGS THEATRE I Red.Jets Blamed in Plane Loss I I Elberfelds In Pomeroy Got bulky car ues? . re-I Budget priced Washer FRIGIDAIRE spins clothes Dryer thinks" dry, dry, dry! ~ for itself ! rou FRIGIDAIRE Be happy-get aRambler Classic if want to be .-lie /!rotected by a lzosp_italization · plan that is guaranteed renewable for life, · the man to see rs your man from Nationwide: ' 279· BUY THE PAIR FOR ONLY $399.00 L-------·--------------~1 BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. WOMEN'S CHIPMUNKS It me. I FIND 111ESE GREAT big roses on fancy bath towels some. Oxfords· Loafers what disconcerting. Yoo go to 1110. your face and here's a $3.99 wipe great big rose 1oo pretty to wipe on. Give me a nice stripe or even a plain white. But just MIDDLI~ORT, o. to find a plain while - I _ _;=:=~::.:..:::..._Jill'"'" lbey Julve them but 1 MAX WOO WY 2-loMO 1)5 I. 2nd l'cmMtrwy Red Chinese Demand No Bother in Paris PARIS (UP!) - Red Chiue'l demand for a ~ FriiiiCe and Natloqjilst waa brushed aside Wq Presldant Charles do Gllilgovernment. lnformali<ln Mlnllter Alallr told -1111!1! IJiat Tuesday's Petin8 staletileai the a.ds ... .eti\BbllfbiDI rellllona 1rllb Ftouce the und4ntandlnt IU~::' be recoplled' .. ~ FlU! '14 UI·~~Y..... comparw ..U.~~ uo- ll1de-by ' o plioto,rapbo. you ' · of dol· At your Rambler -~ ~.,, u·•• lllf . . "'·"--- 'THE SHOE BOX '---"r--.....- -, .. ,,; if~~\ I ,Ji IIIIUIY' .. ..,~ !l-.~ •. . ~- ,,, " ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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